AE1020: Lazy Notebook

I had a comment in a C++ codebase explaining why a particular cast was written the way it was.

This is my first piece of AI-assisted technical writing.

The overloading of the Tab key to mean “indent” and “complete code” has always been pretty horrible.

I try to do as little shell scripting as I can get away with.

I’m not going to rehash the problem statement of strerror_r…because if you found this, you likely already know: The Strange strerror_r of Dr.

A particular aspect that I’ve been interested in about Haskell is its rich parsing combinators: “Parser Combinators: Parsing for Haskell Beginners” Building a parser up out of composable functions that act as “parser plug-ins” is far superior to RegEx.

There’s a puzzle that became Internet-famous on xkcd and Terrence Tao’s blog.

I’m trying to make a commitment to learning and applying functional programming somewhere in my practice.

VS Code seems to work much better than I think anyone would have expected.

Haskell is known for being very strict in its type system.