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As LLMs write more code, contracts and effect systems become essential tools for constraining behavior, exposing side effects, and verifying implementations.
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I spent ages 14-16 in a maximum-security juvenile prison, became a felon at 19, lost almost everything to addiction, and later rebuilt my life through software, open source, and a few people who took a chance on me.
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The next data platform may be less about storing data and more about deciding what AI agents should know, trust, and act on.
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Using Linux's memfd_create(2) syscall to load shared libraries and execute binaries entirely from memory, bypassing noexec restrictions without ever touching disk.
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LLMs have made generating code nearly free, but maintaining it hasn't changed.
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Integrating a third-party LLM SDK does not make you an AI Engineer: a rant on the inflation of job titles in the age of ChatGPT wrappers.
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Hands-on guide to the upcoming SQL/PGQ graph syntax using a patched Postgres 18 beta.
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Reflections and hard-won lessons from a decade exploring over 20 psychedelic compounds.
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A discussion on techniques available to overcome semantic errors in syntax when generating dialect-specific SQL
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A tutorial on how to use Java's new Record Patterns feature to write powerful, concise pattern matching code for usecases like AST transformations and rewrite-rules in compiler passes.
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A dual-purpose tutorial to 1) Demonstrate how to implement the Simple Query Protocol, where Java is an implementation detail; 2) Show practical examples of most of the new features since JDK 17, including Records, Sealed Types, Pattern Matching for Switch,
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Design-by-Contract's invariant attribute allows you to enforce important properties of systems and data structures, making it an incredibly useful tool for developers.
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A reflection on the impact of language models like Github Copilot on the experience on authoring software and the role of the developer
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In this post, we will explore how to build a high-performance database buffer pool in Zig using io_uring's new fixed-buffer mode.
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An overview of how the Panama Foreign Memory API can be useful outside of foreign/native applications
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A tutorial on building a Query Expression Language/AST in Kotlin and implementing SQL generation