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  1. 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.

  2. 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."

  3. Markdown Features I Didn't Know About

    To get some experience using Zig, I thought it'd be fun to build a Markdown parser.

  4. 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.

  5. The Trellis: A Gardening Metaphor for Software Engineering

    In any substantial software project, there are usually two categories of code.

  6. Snapshots or Patches? Does It Matter?

    Although overwhelmingly people use Git, other version control systems exist.

  7. 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.

  8. Error Handling with Iterators in Go

    Iterators are a relatively new feature of Go, added to the language only last year.

  9. Is There a Secret to Explaining Complicated Board Games?

    Having to explain the rules to a board game is always a drag.

  10. Who Will Maintain Vim? A Demo of Git Who

    Bram Moolenaar, creator and long-time maintainer of the Vim text editor, died in 2023.

  11. 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.

  12. Making Sense of the Linux Filesystem Hierarchy

    What is the difference between /bin, /usr/bin, and /usr/local/bin?

  13. Why I Love the Journals in Myst So Much

    I first played Myst as a child.

  14. Configuring Bash to Make Your Command History Useful

    Bash has been around for a long time.

  15. How to Make Your Logs Less Noisy in Python

    The logging module in the Python standard library has an extremely flexible design.

  16. A House I Like in Cambridgeport

    One of my favorite books is a book called A Field Guide to American Houses.