>Resources
Everything I’d hand you.
What to use, what to read, who to follow, and where to start. Collected as I go rather than assembled for a post.
Tools
220 tools across 34 categories
What each one does, what it costs, where it runs. 31 of them are ones I pay for and run.
Reading
128 books
The ones that changed how I work, with a note on why. Marked read, partly read, or queued, because that changes what a recommendation is worth.
People
296 worth following
Authors, engineers and operators doing the actual work in a field, and the one line on what they are known for.
Topics
22 fields
Each field with the people doing the actual work in it, so you know who to read before you pick what to read.