Racket Raccoon

This is a small braindump on why you might want to use ebb/threading as a drop-in replacement for threading-lib.

Just finished "Top K Frequent Elements" and wanted to write down my thought process while it is still fresh.

This is part two of the "Math for Gamedev 101" series.

Recently I bought Simon's course on Math for Game Developers and as I finally found some time to go through the first couple of chapters I would like to share my lecture notes here.

I'm gonna try to trick my brain into doing some leetcode challenges over the course of this year, so let's start with something simple like "Backspace String Compare".

This is my list of Scheme and Racket podcast episodes.

I wanted to get my Garmin step counts into a spreadsheet, so I wrote a small Racket script.

A quick introduction to the named let, why you might want to use letrec, and what "mutually recursive functions" are.

I've started using threading macros a lot this year.

Anyways, function memoization, amiright?

In your first post, you're expected to uncover the motivation behind this whole project and justify its very existence.