The Top Starred repositories in Github have been analysed to understand which are the most common whitespace types in different programming languages.

Short history of Vim.

See also this recent article ("A Look at Vim, A Text Editor for the Ages"): https://thenewstack.io/a-look-at-vim-a-text-editor-for-the-ages/

Good overview of different types of speed training workouts.

Including a C version of her program to calculate the 8th Bernoulli number.

Steve Losh's post on why and how he uses vim.

A comparison of the Hansons Advanced and Pfitzinger 18/55-70 marathon training plans.

git uses a two and three dot notation for git log and git diff.

Unfortunately they mean different, and nearly opposite things, in the two cases.

From ESR's The Art of Unix Programming

Andrew Skurka's account of his first BolderBoulder (2018)

"In a 2D top-down map it is sometimes useful to calculate which areas are visible from a given point. For example you might want to hide what’s not visible from the player’s location, or you might want to know what areas would be lit by a torch."

See also Nicky Case's similar "Sight and Light":
https://ncase.me/sight-and-light/

Three strikes and you refactor.

A bunch of tips and links for using Plover.

Most vi users should probably know the basics of ed/ex

Tristan Hume's commentary on text editors.

Jake Likes Onions on jogging from the coyote's point of view.

In-browser stenotype demo using normal/qwerty keyboard.