fix some broken links

Signed-off-by: Stephen Gutekanst <[email protected]>

Author: Stephen Gutekanst

content/2021/I-write-code-100-hours-a-week.md

@@ -124,4 +124,4 @@ Please send your hate to [@slimsag](https://twitter.com/slimsag) on Twitter or t
 
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-* [My game development journey & why I'm increasing my contribution to Zig to $200/mo](2021-04-10-increasing-my-contribution-to-zig-to-200-a-month.md)
+* [My game development journey & why I'm increasing my contribution to Zig to $200/mo](/2021/increasing-my-contribution-to-zig-to-200-a-month)

content/2021/unicode-data-file-compression.md

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ I don't personally have any prior experience working with the lower level detail
 
 ## Problem
 
-As I stumbled into the wondrous world that is Unicode text sorting (see also my article: [Unicode sorting is hard & why browsers added special emoji matching to regexp](2021-06-27-unicode-sorting-why-browsers-added-special-emoji-matching.md)) and began using Ziglyph, I came across an issue: the standard Unicode collation algorithm, which Ziglyph implements, depends on some large Unicode data tables for normalization and sort keys - even gzipped these were fairly large:
+As I stumbled into the wondrous world that is Unicode text sorting (see also my article: [Unicode sorting is hard & why browsers added special emoji matching to regexp](/2021/unicode-sorting-why-browsers-added-special-emoji-matching)) and began using Ziglyph, I came across an issue: the standard Unicode collation algorithm, which Ziglyph implements, depends on some large Unicode data tables for normalization and sort keys - even gzipped these were fairly large:
 
 ```sh
 hexops-mac:zorex slimsag$ du -sh asset/*