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Ask HN: Practicing Prototyping in a Large Codebase

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Analysis vs. Algebra predicts eating corn? (2010)

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SICP – JavaScript Edition

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Why Programmers Should(n't) Learn Theory

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Principles of Abstract Interpretation by Patrick Cousot

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F# and Type Classes

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The RedMonk Programming Language Rankings: June 2021

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Her Lesson Plan Was Junk

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On Impact in Software Engineering Research

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The RedMonk Programming Language Rankings: January 2021

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Strange Loop Chat with Gerald Sussman, Julie Sussman, Chris Hanson

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Software Engineers Don't Have Disciplines

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Degeneracy, Code and Innovation

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Boring Benefits of Lisp

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Kent Beck on Naming (2012)

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On Scaling Mental Models

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Interview with Rich Hickey (2011)

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What would Dijkstra do? Proving the associativity of min

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The RedMonk Programming Language Rankings: January 2020

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On Scaling Mental Models

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selff

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And my (maybe a bit amusing) question is: What is strength training of computer programming?

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Does anyone know similar etudes for system programming?

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Is Rich Hickey author of this?

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That's an interesting point. I hadn't realised Hammock drive development is such a double edged sword. From this point of view, it also doesn't consider programming as a hobby - aimless tinkering and exploring without any particular problem to solve.

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In the field of programming, we have many great programmers who praise their workaholic ethics. Do you know some great programmers appreciating idleness? Rich Hickey with his Hammock driven development comes to my mind. Anyone else?