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AI, Lisp, and Programming
Intertwined since the beginning
Jun 24
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Work and meta-work
At what point does meta-work become work?
Jun 17
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Too many degrees of freedom
Error throwing and catching is ironically full of errors
Jun 3
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May 2025
REPL-Driven Development and Learning Velocity
The last Lisp advantage
May 13
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Crafting your environment
Managing the real bottleneck of your programming productivity
May 7
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Models are messy
And that's how they should be
May 1
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April 2025
Small modular parts
The key to habitability?
Apr 22
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Skyscrapers or mud huts
On habitability and the Curse of Lisp
Apr 16
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Anti-entropic functions
Postel's Law for programming
Apr 8
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March 2025
Total functions and beyond
On continuous benefits and extending spectra
Mar 25
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Messy domains have a core
There's plenty of structure at the bottom
Mar 18
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Bad data models lead to code complexity
Extra ifs are the cost of poor data models
Mar 11
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