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As the title says. To be investigated later.

I should make a projects page, outlining the projects that I have created on github/bitbucket, the technologies used, what was learnt, etc.

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When someone views one of the posts, only the last two digits of the year are shown.

This looks... weird.

I need to fix this.

I saw you posted a link on Reddit to your post, but the direct link isn't working although the article appears to still exist.

I need to remove the books section (or maybe just redirect it to goodreads?)

RE: http://www.fotiskoutoulakis.com/about.html

Under Past Occupations, you have:
"I have working as a Google Summer of Code 2013 intern on fully porting gccgo (the Go language frontend for gcc) (Link in the GCC wiki). and the rest of the infrastructure required to allow software written on Go to be correctly executed on the Hurd. You may find more information on my original project proposal, or under the gsoc tag in the blog posts."

It would read better:
I was working as a Google Summer of Code 2013 intern

or

I have worked as a Google Summer of Code 2013 intern

Hope that was helpful.

While reading some blog posts, I came across the idea of /now page, wherein people enlist their current readings, activities, etc.

Examples of that are:

• https://sive.rs/now
• https://mark-moon.github.io/now.html

I need to evaluate whether something like that would be interesting to me.

It would be a good idea to include disqus comments to the blog to allow my readers to be more able to directly engage with me in a conversation instead of promoting off site solutions.

I need to edit the Permalink section in _config.yml according to the rules found in this page, because currently, all the links to the series' parts point to just the final article.

As the blog stands, the various articles do have tags assigned in their front matter, for instance:

---
layout: post
title: "Nucleotide Counting the TDD Way - A Bioinformatics Stronghold Story"
date: 2022-03-28 18:04
comments: false
tags: [ruby, bioinformatics, tdd]
---

but these are not being used for now.

I need to look into creating an index by tag or another similar page.