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355 points by BerislavLopac 8 months ago | past | 422 comments
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| | The Capability-Tractability Tradeoff (2023) (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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1 point by mooreds 8 months ago | past
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| | Keep Perfecting Your Config (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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3 points by azhenley 9 months ago | past
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| | Solving a math problem with planner programming (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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70 points by todsacerdoti 9 months ago | past | 10 comments
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| | Microfeatures I'd like to see in more languages (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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4 points by runeks 9 months ago | past | 1 comment
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| | A brief introduction to interval arithmetic (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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221 points by zdw 9 months ago | past | 95 comments
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| | Nondeterminism in Formal Specification (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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37 points by zdw 10 months ago | past | 2 comments
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| | NoCode Will Not Bring Computing to the Masses (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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2 points by BerislavLopac 10 months ago | past
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| | What I look for in empirical software papers (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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3 points by Epholys 11 months ago | past
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| | What I look for in empirical software papers (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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1 point by azhenley 11 months ago | past
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| | Paradigms succeed when you can strip them for parts (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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2 points by BerislavLopac 11 months ago | past
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| | "Integration tests" are just vibes (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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4 points by BerislavLopac 11 months ago | past | 1 comment
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| | "Testing can show the presence of bugs but not the absence" (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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4 points by BerislavLopac 11 months ago | past | 1 comment
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| | "Testing can show the presence of bugs but not the absence" (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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2 points by zdw 11 months ago | past
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| | What makes concurrency so hard? (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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58 points by BerislavLopac 12 months ago | past | 41 comments
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| | If Inheritance is so bad, why does everyone use it? (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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198 points by harperlee on April 11, 2024 | past | 376 comments
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| | Some notes on For loops (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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2 points by azhenley on April 10, 2024 | past
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| | Syntax highlighting is a waste of an information channel (2020) (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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195 points by thunderbong on March 31, 2024 | past | 65 comments
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| | [flagged] Why do regexes use `$` and `^` as line anchors? (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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32 points by manuw on March 26, 2024 | past | 14 comments
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| | Why do regexes use `$` and `^` as line anchors? (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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9 points by todsacerdoti on March 25, 2024 | past
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| | What if the spec doesn't match the code? (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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1 point by azhenley on March 19, 2024 | past
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| | What mob programming is bad at (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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2 points by azhenley on March 16, 2024 | past
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| | [2022] That time Indiana almost made Pi 3.2 (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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1 point by yen223 on March 15, 2024 | past
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| | What Mob Programming Is Bad At (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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3 points by azhenley on March 14, 2024 | past | 1 comment
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| | How to argue for something without any scientific evidence (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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1 point by Tomte on March 7, 2024 | past
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| | How to argue for something without any scientific evidence (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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3 points by BerislavLopac on March 6, 2024 | past
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| | Know (Of) the Right Tool for the Job (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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1 point by azhenley on Feb 27, 2024 | past
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| | Strings do too many things (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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1 point by ingve on Feb 16, 2024 | past
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| | Strings do too many things (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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2 points by thunderbong on Feb 10, 2024 | past | 1 comment
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| | Strings do too many things (buttondown.email/hillelwayne) |
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4 points by BerislavLopac on Feb 8, 2024 | past | 2 comments
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