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If you ever find yourself with time to kill and crave a fun challenge, you can write a program that prints out its own source code, called a quine ). Go on, giv

The story starts with a common problem: Python is a fantastic language for rapid prototyping, data analysis, and orchestrating complex tasks. However, when it c

I wrote this technical deep-dive to explore the paradigm mismatch between declarative, set-based processing and sequential, depth-first search algorithms. The w

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I started working on numpy-ts last year and began serious performance optimization in February. These are some of the challenges and lessons from this project.

"This is the sixth post in my series on Emacs completion.... This one coins a term for a special case, Incremental Suggesting Read (ISR), where the candidate se

A question for guys who into unusual programming stuff. i been programming for +12 years now .. first few years it was fun trying all sort of things from assemb

I started off thinking I needed to simply memorize Modules and go through each and find a way to apply each of them linearly through the docs. Thinking about it

Inspired by a question on r/haskellquestions , i wrote about the practical aspect of monads for people at a beginner / intermediate level, about how to go beyon

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One thing that annoys me with AI coding tools: On large repos they keep rediscovering the same things over and over. Typical loop: search symbol open 8 files bu