Joel Martinez

Chimpiler started one morning when I got tired of writing another EF Core migration for an ordinary schema change.

A share of a public company has a price.

I added an old CodeCube archive to the site.

The last year or so has been a whirlwind.

I’ve written before about why averages are such a dangerous way to reason about uncertain systems.

Back in 2002, Joel Spolsky wrote The Law of Leaky Abstractions, and it's one of those pieces that's stuck with me ever since I first read it. 23+ years later 💀 and I'm still bringing it up in conv...

I first read The Flaw of Averages by Sam Savage about 15 years ago, back when I worked in the finance industry.

I've been on a bit of a journey lately exploring different ways to visualize and interact with data on my site.

Probably every engineer will have worked with that one person who thrives in the chaos.

There’s a book called Why Greatness Cannot Be Planned that my friend Matt Mazur recently tweeted about.

“Move fast and break things.”

Not too long ago, everyone was wondering whether $20 a month for an AI coding tool was worth it.

I've been writing recently about posts being worthless in the AI era, and explored different ways of navigating content...

I first experienced “agile” back in 2004 when I started working at what was then called EA Tiburon.

“When I ask myself ‘what would have the most impact today?’