Add blogpost: The home offices of Sourcegraph

[mrnugget]

This PR was caused by this discussion in Slack.

So, if you want to participate and show off your home office setup:

1. Take a photo for your home office, resize to 1600px wide to reduce file-size.
2. Add your photo to https://console.cloud.google.com/storage/browser/sourcegraph-assets/about.sourcegraph.com/blog/?forceOnBucketsSortingFiltering=false&authuser=1&folder=true&organizationId=true&project=sourcegraph-dev
3. Edit the blog post markdown file in this PR and add your name, title and link to your photo.

Preview at https://deploy-preview-695--sourcegraph.netlify.com/blog/home-offices-of-sourcegraph

Deadline: Friday, March 27th 2020, 18:00 CET / 10:00 PST

[efritz]

This PR needs more JPEG.

[christinaforney]

Approving, wondering what format is best for this so it lives for longer :)

[slimsag]

Please do not commit binary files to this repository. It is trivial to create a bucket on Google Cloud and upload them and link them there.

[slimsag]

Such a bucket already exists, even: https://console.cloud.google.com/storage/browser/sourcegraph-assets/about.sourcegraph.com/blog/?forceOnBucketsSortingFiltering=false&authuser=1&folder=true&organizationId=true&project=sourcegraph-dev

[slimsag]

You might also consider running these images through mozjpeg (lossy) or jpegtran (lossless) to compress them.

[nicksnyder]

Might be nice to link to everyone's name to their entry on our team page in the handbook.

[mrnugget]

Please do not commit binary files to this repository. It is trivial to create a bucket on Google Cloud and upload them and link them there.

I didn't know what the preferred way was but saw that other blog posts also have their images directly in this repository, so I thought I'd go with that.

From my personal experience I don't like binary files in repos either, but on the other hand I've seen blogposts work longer when the assets are right next to them and there's no danger of someone saying "what's that folder? looks like we don't need it, let's remove it" when going through cloud storage.

If we go with Google Cloud, though, I can move the assets to the same bucket that you used, though.

[nicksnyder]

@ryan-blunden Can you create some documentation on "How to create a blog post" that includes how images should be handled? If we don't want images checked in to this repo it would be nice to clean existing ones up so they don't set a bad example.