[willvarfar]

Meta comment, but I really like the formatting of the blog post!

It reminds me of the early days of the web, when text was king and content was king. I particularly like the sidenotes in the margins approach.

(Hope the author sees this comment :) Hats off)

[_kb]

Side notes are a great layout for most deeper reads.

There's some great tooling for that via https://edwardtufte.github.io/tufte-css/ and https://tufte-latex.github.io/tufte-latex/.

[brabel]

Yeah the author always uses this in his blog about his language, Vale (which is very unfortunately not being developed anymore, at least for now). The other posts are also worth a read: https://vale.dev/

[ivell]

He now works on Mojo, to bring linear types into Mojo.

[dgan]

I am sorry, I am maybe dumb but i can't see the 14 techniques been listed anywhere? Where do i even click?

[hawski]

You need to read the post.

> Wait a minute, this list goes to 17, yet the intro only mentions 14! I actually did that because a couple might overlap and a couple of them are half-approaches, and that last one is just here for fun. Besides, as I learn more approaches and add them to the list, the title will get more and more out of date anyway.