Flying means turbulence
If you really count the costs then there is nothing to complain about.
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Welcome to my blog! My name is Kenny and I'm a 23 year old who grew up in London and is currently residing in sunny California, where I work full-time as a software developer. I have a pretty wide range of interests, including but not limited to: software, history, the history of software, and the software of history. Oh and I like sports too. And reading! I really like to read. About all the aforementioned topics - and lots more too. Current favorites include: Shoe Dog, by Phil Knight, There Was Once a Country, by Chinua Achebe, and Source Code, by Bill Gates.
Aside from reading I also like to write. I like to write essays (hence this website), and I like to write code (also hence this website). This, though, is not my only site! Here is the link to my OG blog (before I became enlightened and made my own): ken10.substack.com. Also, here's a site I am building which I will try and post frequent updates about as the year goes on; vynfo.com. Im calling it Vynfo - and hopefully when its all said and done, if nothing else, it will represent a piece of pretty well written software by a random dude in his free time.
The name Pridescribe is a little bit of a play on the quote that says "Until the lion learns to write, every story will glorify the hunter". We live in a time of pretty unprecedented freedom of expression that we can sometimes start to take for granted. We live in a time now where we can tell our own stories to the world (or the 6 people who visit our site) without the need to bypass any gatekeepers. I will try my best to consistently fight my urge to be mysterious by speaking my truth. Thanks for visiting and happy reading!
If you really count the costs then there is nothing to complain about.
9 min read →A train of thought into whats been on my mind recently. A little technical but hopefully its balanced with some fun examples to lighten the load.
15 min read →This essay is a random stream of consciousness about smart people, and how my thoughts on smart people have changed quite a lot since entering the real world.
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