tekinosman

Yes, I don't think it's worth it other than as an exercise in byteshedding.

I had a look at https://cv.tdarb.org/. You could reduce it even further.

By:

  - removing quotes around attribute values

  - replacing href values with the most frequent characters

  - sorting content alphabetically

  - foregoing paragraph and line-break tags for a preformatted tag

I was able to bring it from 730 bytes (330 had you compression enabled) down to 650 bytes (313 bytes after compressing with Brotli). Rewording the text might get you even more savings. Of course I wouldn't use this in production.

Here it is: https://jsbin.com/cefuliqadi/edit?html,output

tekinosman

4 anni fadiscuss

Don't decide which things to work on and risk analysis paralysis along with a string of other negative feelings.

Let curiosity guide you, explore as many domains as you're able and willing to and become competent with most of them. The more domains you weave into the web of knowledge, notwithstanding the lack of expertise, the higher the probability you'll find links across the ever expanding network. Maybe delve deep into the foundation, occasionally or frequently, for you could stumble into something new. Consider teaching or talking about your knowledge; open a blog, write a book, whatever. It'll help others as well as you, now and later.

In the end, whether through our descendants, works or knowledge, we're all child of that instinct to leave something after our death, of which your post is yet another manifestation.

tekinosman

4 anni fadiscuss

I don't think he wanted to know the specifics of a two-pence coin, but was rather lamenting the overuse of rough and localized units in lieu of logical and standardized ones.

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