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1. What developers find surprising about Postgres transactions

   blog.lawrencejones.dev

   • programming

2. What exactly was the point of [ “x$var” = “xval” ]?

   www.vidarholen.net

   • programming

3. What is Good About Haskell?

   doisinkidney.com

   • haskell
   • programming

4. What makes a code base good for junior engineers to work on?

   lobste.rs

   • human-factors
   • programming

5. What’s up with SET TRANSACTION SNAPSHOT?

   thebuild.com

   • programming

6. Why 'Functor' Doesn't Matter

   www.parsonsmatt.org

   • programming

7. Why Do Interviewers Ask Linked List Questions?

   www.hillelwayne.com

   • history
   • programming

8. Why I Hate Advocacy

   www.perl.com

   • programming
   • rants

9. Why I invented “dash encoding”, a new encoding scheme for URL paths

   simonwillison.net

   • programming

10. Why Rust mutexes look like they do

    cliffle.com

    • programming
    • rust

11. Why The "Multiply and Floor" RNG Method Is Biased

    pthree.org

    • javascript
    • programming

12. Why can’t I set the font size of a visited link?

    jameshfisher.com

    • css
    • programming
    • security

13. Why is Idris 2 so much faster than Idris 1?

    www.type-driven.org.uk

    • idris
    • performance
    • programming

14. Why is it so hard to see code from 5 minutes ago?

    web.eecs.utk.edu

    • human-factors
    • programming
    • version-control

15. Why the fuck are we templating yaml?

    leebriggs.co.uk

    • programming
    • rants
    • yaml

16. Why would you use ContT?

    ro-che.info

    • haskell
    • programming

17. Winter is coming even more quickly

    www.joachim-breitner.de

    1. Introduction
    2. Part 1 - Vectors
    3. Part 2 - SPECIALIZE
    4. Part 3 - Difference Lists
    5. Part 4 - Export Lists
    6. Part 5 - Eta-expanding ReaderT
    7. Part 6 - Simpler Code
    8. Part 7 - The Zipper
    9. Statistics (the making-of)
    • haskell
    • performance
    • programming
    • webassembly

18. Worry-free NixOS refactors

    www.tweag.io

    • nix
    • nixos
    • programming
    • testing

19. Write Fuzzable Code

    blog.regehr.org

    • programming
    • testing

20. Write tests. Not too many. Mostly integration.

    kentcdodds.com

    • programming
    • testing

21. Write your Own Virtual Machine

    justinmeiners.github.io

    • c
    • programming

22. Writing Custom Optimization Passes

    reasonablypolymorphic.com

    • haskell
    • performance
    • programming

23. Writing My Own Dithering Algorithm in Racket

    amanvir.com

    • programming

24. YAML: probably not so great after all

    www.arp242.net

    • programming
    • rants
    • yaml

25. You need to be able to run your system

    catern.com

    • programming