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Bookmarks for your shell history
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I’m moving away from Github Pages
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Celebrating five years of blogging
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Interfacing with C code using object-oriented programming in Scheme
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How to send Git patches from Emacs
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The blog becomes its own section on this site (update: this is no longer true)
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It was fun while it lasted
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My experiences of Guile and Common Lisp
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Documenting the origin of this website
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Switching back to Rmail, the standard Emacs email reader
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Why live introspection of programs is awesome
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Typing code for fun and profit is both fun and profitable?
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Exploration of various WiFi chips with Rust support
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Configuring complicated software is complicated
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Tweaking the brain of a live system
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You can’t please everyone, but you may try
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When plain Markdown isn’t enough
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Can you do magic without instrumentation?
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Sometimes abstractions add just noise
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The many faces of Scala implicits
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In the world of complex systems, nothing is free
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A modern alternative to single-page apps
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Single-page applications will kill the web
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or, why mutable state is dangerous
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Programming languages should have a mission and a vision
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Generalization always loses information
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Can you be sure of the obvious?
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Measuring programming language power of expression
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Taking a step back by going two steps forward
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Our development tools are transitioning away from batch oriented processing
Antoine Kalmbach
ane@iki.fi