Deorganize Yourself
We often don't need that much organization. Organizational structures should be afterthoughts.
Introducing Second Brains
Seconds brains have reached quite the hype. Both with tools like RoamResearch, Obsidian and friends. Needless to say, it is a good tool. Since I started building my second brain, I have been journalizing more often than not.
Building a Scraper
Scrapers are integral to data intensive applications. They span real development projects, and, as such, there are key architectural decisions to make.
Questions and User Stories
A question is to a data scientist what a user is to an application developer.
Programming Lesson 1 - One Variable, One Job
The Probability Monad
Proving Stuff in Haskell
100 Days of Fibonacci - Day 11, Fixed Point
On Types for the Eager Language Learner
Probabilistic Programming - An Overview
A Practical Introduction to Haskell, Part 1
100 Days of Fibonacci - Day 10, Python
100 Days of Fibonacci - Day 9, Haskell Types
Today I implemented Fibonacci in the Haskell type system. That means that I can get the Haskell compiler to generate a type for the n'th Fibonacci number.
100 Days of Fibonacci - Day 8, R
100 Days of Fibonacci - Day 7, Coq
100 Days of Fibonacci - An Overview
100 Days of Fibonacci - Day 6, JavaScript
Day 5, Spreadsheet
Day 4, Prolog
Day 3, Scala
Day 2, Java
Day 1, C
Day 0, Haskell
The 3 Pillars of Software Development
Decomposing the testing process quickly shows that it consists of two components. First a specification is formulated, which is later verified.