Choosing the right amount of content to put on each docs page is surprisingly hard.
I've seen info/man pages as a single large HTML page and it eventually slows down the browser. A short page with a short scrollbar is less intimidating and you're more likely to read to the end.
miniblog.
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I admire hobbyists who build their own kernels, but the size of modern systems is intimidating. Even something like a Bluetooth stack is bigger than historic kernels, and tends to require multiple people.
I think it's just the cost of compatibility? Tech collaboration is hard.
Impressive (if somewhat intimidating) blog post showing how to reason from assembly back to the equivalent C code: https://kakaroto.homelinux.net/2017/11/introduction-to-reverse-engineering-and-assembly/
However, we shouldn't shame users for being git novices. "Always rebase/squash/amend!" is intimidating when learning branch basics. 2/2