Since I am doing all of this in markdown: https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/wiki/Markdown-Cheatsheet
Working through this book, currently in preview: http://haskellbook.com
https://www.mathsisfun.com/time-add-subtract.html
Not an actual algorithm as in "someone already wrote it for you in code and everything" But it is the logic need for writing your own (which I am implementing shortly since I always wondered how to subtract datetimes without using a built-in function, as silly easy as that seems, it has always got me)
This is the best journaling software I have ever found. And it is open source! See github for source: https://github.com/maciakl/MarkdownJournal/
a time-management / to-do list tool that seems to have a nice, free-form, bullet-point style
http://levvel.io/blog-post/running-distributed-docker-swarm-on-aws/
A solid tutorial, just seems to be a few months behind when packages started being rolled into rpm / apt / other package managers, so the
curlfetching method for installation seems a bit outdated. I wrote a script in SaltStack that handles the installation which seems to be a better and more maintainble method for working with this (at least on a single host; multi-host, I am still learning)