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An amusing anecdote from a HN comment: > When I joined Sun in '86 I thought it was the pinnacle of technological excellence to be a kernel programmer, and I joined the Systems Group, the notio…
Monthly Curations — November 2022
* A new space station lives! * Looking at structures found in the Azores * A stock-sentiment-tracking service built on Lisp * Great old forth blog (from about 15 years…
On Madness
From an article in the Tablet: Entire nations can go insane. Here’s a way to test if we’re headed that way: Watch five minutes of TikTok—anything related to politics, beauty tips, or social justice.…
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A psychedelic take on generative AIs: return.life/2022/06/2...…
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A somewhat off-trace but to-my-taste wish-list: www.otherlife.co/gifts/…
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A review of “non-C-based” operating systems: https://www.theregister.com/2022/03/29/non_c_operating_systems/…
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A comparison between languages > I’ve noodled on it for a bit now, and I think the reason I like forth and scheme and other languages with something like a repl is because when I start a new proje…
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A note on pedagogy of programming: web.archive.org/web/20050...…
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Obligatory Octopus post -- this time, an explanation for their brain complexity that suggests a possible common factor for all complex brains: an expansion in the variety of microRNA www.mdc-berlin.d…
On the appeal of different types of languages
From this HN comment: > The central question for any programming language isn't how comfortably it welcomes casual newcomers; it's how effectively it creates a human:machine interface for…
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Interesting talk by Peter Thule: youtu.be/ibR_ULHYi...…
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An interesting science v religion take: www.theguardian.com/science/2...…