Chris Lema writes about software development, product, pricing, and leadership, with essays on high performers and finishing work.
HN commenters point to his Done Done essays on taking work to completion and his post on the programmer, developer, and engineer terms.
Disqus is really bad in terms of privacy of users [0] (that article was from 2014, now I guess it's on par with most other sites).
I'm not really sure what the answer is as if it's going to work on a static site, the comments need some sort of backend. Most people aren't going to host it themselves, so that leads to these issues, as nobody will pay for a commenting system.
[0] https://chrislema.com/killed-disqus-commenting/
See also Chris Lema's "Done Done" essays[0] and book[1] for more about the value of taking things to finished.
[0]: https://chrislema.com/a-done-done-culture-habit-one/
[1]: https://www.amazon.com/Creating-Done-Culture-Habits-Performers-ebook/dp/B009VV0CTI
We do have programmer, developer and engineer. I assume the framework developer will come in league of developer while the user is programmer
http://chrislema.com/programmer-developer-engineer/