Nobody cares about your blog
The blog lists pros and cons. I disagree with all cons.> There are hundreds of blogs out there, what makes you think yours is different?Because it's mine. My friends care.
Recruiters and hiring managers have cared (in a good way).> You’re just probably repeating things you’ve read in another place.Maybe. But some are hidden in a locked library basement behind a door labelled "beware of the leopard". The information is not useful there.Also I sometimes write the documentation I wish existed before I learned. Maybe it was written, but not in the way I found useful. If ever someone who thinks like me reads it, it'll save them more time than I took to write it. And people have thanked me, so I guess they exist.> You’re not an expert in your field, otherwise you wouldn’t be publishing in a blog, but writing papers and giving interviews.So there is no need for teachers and textbook authors, because they don't advance state of the art?And actually, when I've asked questions, I've had people refer me back to my own blog, as if it's a reference. (I'd not forgotten, I was asking about the next step)> You are only showing the world how stupid you are.I do that every day. The only way to become (and therefore look) smart is to look stupid. :-)> If someone, at some point, cares about your blog will be only to criticize it.No. The only real criticism I get for my blog is from Bitcoin idiots telling me I'm stupid, but they never "have the time" to explain what exactly I'm not getting. Sure, buddy.> Your work is trash, and exposing it will make people notice you’re trash as wellI'd rather leave a mark of who I actually am, than some fake Instagram persona lie of who I am.