PageRank

Public notes, links, gists, guide roots, and guide chapters ranked by PageRank on the internal id-link graph (damping 0.85). Unlisted posts are omitted. A link from a page that itself receives many strong incoming links counts for more than a link from a peripheral page. The score is relative to a uniform baseline of 1.0 (higher means more central). For raw inbound counts without PageRank, see most linked.

Fitts's law 3.68
goose: open-source agent 3.68
Hick's Law 3.68
KISS in software design and review 3.68
Minions one-shot coding agents 3.68
Occam’s razor when you pick models 3.68
The model vs the harness 2.46
What exactly is tech debt? 2.24
Goodhart's law and engineering metrics 2.23
The five-percent rule 1.88
How to estimate work like a senior software engineer 1.76
Value, Viability, Usability, and Feasibility 1.66
Running effective 1-on-1s 1.57
YAGNI 1.52
Conway's Law 1.49
Law of leaky abstractions 1.49
Hanlon's razor 1.42
Pareto principle (80/20) 1.42
Gall's Law 1.35
Hofstadter's Law 1.23
The ninety-ninety rule 1.23
Giving good feedback 1.19
90-9-1 is the shape of the room 1.02
Amdahl's law 1.02
last30days skill 1.02
Let a 1,000 flowers bloom. Then rip 999 of them out by the roots. 1.02
llm-wiki 1.02
Murphy's law for engineers 1.02
Next-token prediction (LLMs) 1.02
What developers miss about the Single Responsibility Principle 0.94
Cohesion vs Coupling 0.86
Create psychological safety 0.75
Most product ideas don't work 0.75
Product Management 0.75
Alternatives to Product Managers 0.71
Product Managers are not Project Managers 0.71
What makes an effective product team? 0.71
Agentic code review, or why code review is the highest-leverage place to focus right now 0.55
AI adoption maturity model 0.55
AI enthusiasts are in a race against time, AI skeptics are in a race against entropy (charity.wtf) 0.55
Alex Komoroske’s “Bits and Bobs” 0.55
An entire Social Network in 1.6GB 0.55
Architecture Decision Records 0.55
Ball of yarn analogy 0.55
Broken windows in software 0.55
Brooks' law 0.55
CAP theorem and what partitions force 0.55
Clarke's three laws 0.55
Cloudflare takes a stronger stance on AI crawlers 0.55
Communication is the job 0.55
Cunningham's Law 0.55
Debounce utility 0.55
DRY principle 0.55
Dunbar's number and engineering orgs 0.55
Dunning-Kruger, self-assessment, and software work 0.55
Effective interfaces decouple clients from the encapsulated implementation 0.55
Entertain to inform 0.55
Gatekeeping 0.55
How will we know 0.55
Hypernormalization 0.55
Idea: immersive text RPG 0.55
Inference vs RAG 0.55
jacob.blog UI framework 0.55
Kasava runs their whole company in a monorepo 0.55
Leaked AI tool prompts 0.55
Learn in public 0.55
Magnifica Humanitas 0.55
Medium CEO Tony Stubblebine responds to Substack's 'AI detection' feature 0.55
Moore's Law 0.55
multica 0.55
Notes on Creativity, Inc 0.55
Nvidia SkillSpector: security scanner for agent skills 0.55
One-way doors vs two-way doors 0.55
Open Knowledge Format (OKF) announcement 0.55
Parkinson's law and software schedules 0.55
Postel's Law 0.55
Real signals or artificial stereotypes? 0.55
Really useful git commands 0.55
Representative problems 0.55
research-topic skill 0.55
Right-size models for the work 0.55
Run a better book club 0.55
Slowification 0.55
Stable Dependencies Principle 0.55
Strategists audit for progress 0.55
Type I and Type II errors 0.55
Unix philosophy 0.55
What do we do now that code is a lot cheaper? 0.55
What is an agent? 0.55
What the hell is a loop anyway? 0.55
Writing loops instead of writing prompts, yet another abstraction 0.55
You Need AI That Reduces Maintenance Costs 0.55