Artyom Bologov
Artyom Bologov
Artyom Bologov
A blog of Artyom Bologov, programmer-poet, privacy freak, and eco-activist. Programming, art, F/L/OSS, and other random stuff.
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Read on the website: HTML is flexible and was shaped by generations of web practitioners. It has enough tricks up its sleeve to actually be nice to author. Here are some.
Read on the website: There are narrow screen CSS problems I often email people because of. These three fixes should be enough for most.
Read on the website: There are narrow screen CSS problems I often email people because of. These three fixes should be enough for most.
Read on the website: Boredom and idleness are a necessary part of life and censoring and ennervating over them is not fine. Embrace boredom!
Read on the website: Boredom and idleness are a necessary part of life and censoring and ennervating over them is not fine. Embrace boredom!
Read on the website: This was a hard year, filled with Lisp hacking, ed(1) editing and meta-programming, escapist writing, and heavy feeling. A good K-pop soundtrack tho.
Read on the website: This was a hard year, filled with Lisp hacking, ed(1) editing and meta-programming, escapist writing, and heavy feeling. A good K-pop soundtrack tho.
Read on the website: Submodules give you the flexibility to fetch the dependencies, or not. And they enable more granular reproducible builds. Use submodules!
Read on the website: Submodules give you the flexibility to fetch the dependencies, or not. And they enable more granular reproducible builds. Use submodules!
Read on the website: The concept of text editing word is inflexible and outdated. We need better.
Read on the website: The concept of text editing word is inflexible and outdated. We need better.
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Read on the website: Ed is customizable, actually. It can have syntax highlighting, interactive commands, and build/REPL setup. Enter rlwrap.
Read on the website: There’s data encoding in Lambda Calculus. But there are also algorithms. Recursive, usually. So let’s look at how recursion works when all you have is lambdas.
Read on the website: There’s data encoding in Lambda Calculus. But there are also algorithms. Recursive, usually. So let’s look at how recursion works when all you have is lambdas.