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I added a Bluesky comment section to my blog
How I embedded replies from Bluesky directly on my site.
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I rebuilt my blog with React Server Components
A retrospective on my experience migrating this website to React 19 and Parcel.
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Programming beyond paradigms
Why the next paradigm in programming is no paradigm at all.
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Improving the dead code elimination algorithm in js_of_ocaml
Reducing code size with a new global optimization pass in js_of_ocaml.
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My programming language feature wishlist
All the features I want in a modern general-purpose language.
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Synthesizing the boring parts with GHC: a research progress report
A progress report on work on synthesizing Haskell code using the GHC.
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Monad confusion and the blurry line between data and computation
On the dual interpretations of data and computation, and a comparison of Clojure macros to Haskell monads.
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Compiling a subset of JavaScript to ARM assembly in Haskell
A toy compiler for a subset of JavaScript to ARM assembly, using Haskell.
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Why learn Racket? A student's perspective
A few thoughts on why I think you should learn Racket.
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About that Reader trick
Reader can be used to track local bindings, but tracking all bindings can be more difficult.
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The good and the bad of Typed Racket
Some thoughts on Typed Racket, gathered from my experience using it to implement a Lox interpreter.
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Crafting Interpreters in Typed Racket
Some thoughts on following Bob Nystrom's book Crafting Interpreters in Typed Racket.
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Solving a few Leetcode questions in Haskell
Exploring some purely functional programming solutions to a few popular Leetcode questions.
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The strange, sketchy emails a browser extension developer receives
Where does extension malware come from?
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Median heaps in Haskell
An implementation and discussion of a median heap data structure in Haskell.
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Book Review: Racket Programming the Fun Way by James Stelly
A review of the new Racket programming book.
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Implementing simple hash tables in Racket
A simple implementation of mutable hash tables to learn how they work behind the scenes.
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Don't go looking for you first open source contribution
The traditional method of approaching one's first open source contribution gamifies the process and leads an unhelpful experience for all involved.
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Parsing propositional logic in 33 lines of Racket
A guide to implementing a simple parser for propositional logic in Racket.