Julia Evans

2023: Year in review

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This year, the author worked on publishing a zine explaining how integers and floats are represented in memory. They also created a tool to visualize how variables are represented in memory, called "memory spy." Additionally, the author released a playground for experimenting with integer representation called "integer.exposed." In a larger project, the author aimed to demonstrate how to implement a networking stack using Python. The first part of this project, "Implement DNS in a Weekend," was released, sparking numerous implementations in various languages. The author gave a keynote presentation on making difficult concepts accessible. They also published several blog posts and developed prototypes related to Git, including "git-commit-folders" and "git-oops." The author hired an Operations Manager to manage the logistics of their business, allowing them to focus on writing and coding. They migrated to Mastodon and have found it a more conducive platform for technical discussions. The author reflects on the challenges of completing projects, acknowledging that they often take longer than anticipated. They express gratitude for the support that enables them to pursue their unique work.
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