A Science of Progress
One of the nice phrases the podcast used when describing my book, which I quite liked, was "A Science of Progress."
Info-Ops
Development and elaboration on ideas presented in the three info-ops books
Large-Language Failures
One is surprised such a thing is possible at all
You Can Be a Lumberjack (and that's okay)
Let's talk about Symbol Behavior Mapping and how you should be using it daily to become a better and happier programmer
Personality Modeling Version 47
Twilight Of The Programmers
Our profession does structured analysis in a way no other profession has ever done. Let's not lose that precious gift.
Forced Boredom
I don't know. I may never know. It may be truly impossible. That's the fun part. Even more fun is the process to solve them.
Technology Has Lost Its Pragmatism
So we have two questions here: One, how do we draw boundaries around our computer programs such that we minimize the risk of any one concept failing? Two, how do we define any one term such that it is impossible for there to be a misunderstanding or for the program to crash?