#1771
20.03.2023 21:59
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InfoWorld: The philosopher: A conversation with Grady Booch
Web3 is a flaming pile of feces orbiting a giant dripping hairball. Cryptocurrencies—ones not backed by the full faith and credit of stable nation states—have only a few meaningful use cases, particularly if you are a corrupt dictator of a nation with a broken economic system, or a fraud and scammer who wants to grow their wealth at the expense of greater fools.
#1761
18.03.2023 17:24
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Category Theory Illustrated
#1760
18.03.2023 17:19
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Why Japanese Web Design Is So… Different
#1746
14.03.2023 22:29
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Ploum: We need to talk about your Github addiction
The best time to leave Github was before it was acquired by Microsoft. The second-best time is now. Sooner or later, you will be forced out of Github like we, oldies, were forced out of Sourceforge. Better leaving while you are free to do it on your own terms…
#1726
07.03.2023 00:24
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Sobolevn's personal blog: Typeclasses in Python (2021)
#1725
07.03.2023 00:24
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Sobolevn's personal blog: Higher Kinded Types in Python (2020)
#1716
03.03.2023 22:52
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Airplane: GraphQL vs REST APIs: a complete guide
#1710
01.03.2023 21:55
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Watch OCaml
#1698
27.02.2023 22:43
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Jane Street (YouTube): A Jane Street Software Engineering Mock Interview with Grace and Nolen
#1694
25.02.2023 18:34
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Cole-K: Squeezing a sokoban game into 10 lines of code
Many ugly hacks later, I ended up with a game that also included a level and score counter, undoing, resetting, pushing arbitrarily many blocks, 14 levels, and some other features to be discovered by the player. It stands at exactly 10 lines of 80 characters. It is disgusting and I’m fiercely proud of it.
#1693
25.02.2023 18:06
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Hibox: Elixir for Humans Who Know Python
#1680
20.02.2023 20:53
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Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: The Philosophy of Computer Science
#1650
14.02.2023 21:44
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Serokell: Rust vs. Haskell
#1637
09.02.2023 22:41
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Jay Mody: GPT in 60 Lines of NumPy
#1631
08.02.2023 18:00
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PIKUMA: Fundamental Math for Game Developers
#1630
08.02.2023 17:56
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Julia Evans: Why does 0.1 and 0.2 = 0.30000000000000004?