Abhinav Omprakash

I am currently working my way through the CMU’s Intro to Database Systems course , and one of the projects involves implementing the ARC Policy.

I felt the familiar feeling of depression and lethargy creep in while my eyes darted from watching claude-code work and my phone.

A thought Experiment You tighten the last screw on the bridge.

A long time ago, I read in a medical book that One can learn about a system when things go wrong.

Preface This blogpost took over a month to write, it’s what I like to call exploratory writing where I explore some ideas that I have, or a new topic that I don’t know about and share it with you.

Exactly a year ago (15th December 2021), I was sweating bullets because it was my first day at my first ever tech job.

Introduction This is a blogpost on how to use clojure.walk. clojure.walk is incredibly powerful and definitely worth investing time into.

I’m going to try to explain in the simplest way how clojure’s iteration function works.

This is a stupid simple guide to setting up clojurescript tests.

Introduction Clojure Transducers are a thing of beauty.

What is bitemporal data?

… and how we might fix it.

I first read about the legendary lisp macros in Paul Graham’s essay, and since then my whole journey of learning lisp has been driven by a desire to fully understand the power of macros.

Defining recursion in terms of itself is an old joke among programmers.

Welcome, young lisper.

Introduction As you can see, there have been some (drastic?)

In this post, we are going to see how we can implement classes if python didn’t come with a class construct, read till the end if you’d want to know why I put you made you go through all this pain fun😉 What the heck is a Class?

Introduction reduce or foldleft is a very powerful function, but it can be quite tricky to understand and use.

Welcome to the land of contrived examples and imperfect metaphors.

Here’s the situation, you have two algorithms in front of you, and you want to see which one is faster.