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Quality in the Age of Slop
This blog post is very long and almost entirely about the 1974 bestseller Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert M.
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Even More Tagged Union Subsets with Comptime
One of the cooler things you can do with Zig's comptime is create what Mitchell Hashimoto calls "tagged union subsets."
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Markdown Features I Didn't Know About
To get some experience using Zig, I thought it'd be fun to build a Markdown parser.
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Negative Externalities of Gen-AI within Software Teams
I don't have anything new to contribute to the big-picture war of words about the ethics of generative AI, or its environmental impact, or whether the software industry has reached an inflection point.
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The Trellis: A Gardening Metaphor for Software Engineering
In any substantial software project, there are usually two categories of code.
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Snapshots or Patches? Does It Matter?
Although overwhelmingly people use Git, other version control systems exist.
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Thoughts on Go vs. Rust vs. Zig
I realized recently that rather than using "the right tool for the job" I've been using the tool at the job and that's mostly determined the programming languages I know.
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Error Handling with Iterators in Go
Iterators are a relatively new feature of Go, added to the language only last year.
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Is There a Secret to Explaining Complicated Board Games?
Having to explain the rules to a board game is always a drag.
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Who Will Maintain Vim? A Demo of Git Who
Bram Moolenaar, creator and long-time maintainer of the Vim text editor, died in 2023.
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Why Use the Terminal?
One might have expected that the terminal, a computer interface dating from an era before the desktop and the mouse and the graphical display, would by now be almost irrelevant.
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Making Sense of the Linux Filesystem Hierarchy
What is the difference between /bin, /usr/bin, and /usr/local/bin?
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Why I Love the Journals in Myst So Much
I first played Myst as a child.
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Configuring Bash to Make Your Command History Useful
Bash has been around for a long time.
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How to Make Your Logs Less Noisy in Python
The logging module in the Python standard library has an extremely flexible design.
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A House I Like in Cambridgeport
One of my favorite books is a book called A Field Guide to American Houses.