I love this project - a rack-mounted keyboard device that lets you input any Unicode codepoint (character) using toggle switches, complete with a visual preview. Works for Emoji too and looks beautiful.
Nov 27th: It's not a long read, but How to not get away with murder is a fun read of extreme incompetence. I figure I would be a much better criminal
I love this project - a rack-mounted keyboard device that lets you input any Unicode codepoint (character) using toggle switches, complete with a visual preview. Works for Emoji too and looks beautiful.
Nov 7th: I don't think I'll ever actually get around to doing it, but I would love to set up an MILS-based Lego modular diorama.
I've reads it a few times and it's fascinating - why flight booking is so complex, from one of the co-founders of the company that became Google Flights. Fare components, priceable units, open jaws, etc

Oct 5th: I keep meaning to try Directory Opus Pro, especially as Explorer gets progressively worse
Oct 5th: The racket tutorials for languages design are very well done
Oct 3rd: Lizard.click is so pure, I wish I had created it.
Oct 3rd: Raspberry shake is a community of earthquake/seismograph sensors, with 3000 realtime sensor feeds around the world you can explore. Very tempted, but San Francisco is already pretty well covered.
This is the personal website of Cal Henderson, Slack co-founder & CTO.
I give occasional talks, write code and sometimes articles.
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