I admire Fabrice Bellard. He is almost certainly a better overall programmer (opens in new tab)

It's really not a great design. It's just nerdy in a HN way. A great website would list projects in approximate order of importance/notability, would use the tiniest bit of CSS to make the text readable on wide screens, and would have images for projects with a visual component. The only reason his site is appealing is because you already know who he is.

The website of Daniel J. Bernstein is similar: https://cr.yp.to/djb.html

Ref: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_J._Bernstein

> Great programmers often also have great personal website design, everything is so clear and not one bit of redundance.

It's literally just a list of <p> tags. This is ridiculous. It's running a single sentence across the entire window.

> not one bit of redundance

What about the url on the first displayed line?

Not saying it's bad - got me thinking about this self-reference that most modern websites do with the logo on the header.

Isn't that how it is supposed to work ? Stroke of genius (over and over again) to get something working given constraints of the day followed by hundreds of engineers who will improve on the foundations, basically like Wozniak ?

Advanced Television Systems Committee. It's the US standards organization for terrestrial digital television. ATSC 3.0 is a new standard that's very similar to DVB-T2 (used in the UK for HDTV) at the PHY layer.

What does it have to do with compensation? Creativity for creativity’s sake is also important. Not everyone spends their life chasing dollars.

No, that's a regular programmer.

Wow, thanks!