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: Embrace ugly code. Maintain ugly code. Write ugly code.
Read on the website: Embrace ugly code. Maintain ugly code. Write ugly code.
Read on the website: Tarot is nice. It's showing us some archetypes and allowing to create stories. But are these stories as diverse as we are? No, and here're some simple NLP approaches to learning why.
Read on the website: Tarot is nice. It's showing us some archetypes and allowing to create stories. But are these stories as diverse as we are? No, and here're some simple NLP approaches to learning why.
Read on the website: LLMs and Vibe Coding are there. But why? Because our tech is not that advanced and we're disempowered by it. Make tech not suck, and you'll need no LLMs.
Read on the website: LLMs and Vibe Coding are there. But why? Because our tech is not that advanced and we're disempowered by it. Make tech not suck, and you'll need no LLMs.
Read on the website: Lambda Calculus is a simple computation model that's easy to port to any language with functions. Probably? Hopefully? Actually, there are some problems when mapping from LC to programming. Here are some, with ways...
Read on the website: Lambda Calculus is a simple computation model that's easy to port to any language with functions. Probably? Hopefully? Actually, there are some problems when mapping from LC to programming. Here are some, with ways...
Read on the website: With great generic functions comes great responsibility of making them readable and maintainable.
Read on the website: With great generic functions comes great responsibility of making them readable and maintainable.
Read on the website: or just use CSS lol. Slides for the seminar I gave at work regarding modern CSS niceties. Deprecating a whole class of "modern" front-end practices/technologies.
Read on the website: or just use CSS lol. Slides for the seminar I gave at work regarding modern CSS niceties. Deprecating a whole class of "modern" front-end practices/technologies.
Read on the website: I hate JS. (No, not really.) I don't want to have even a line of JS on my webite. Especially for something as simple as syntax highlighting. I should be able to do that with some CSS and minor preprocessing, right?
Read on the website: I hate JS. (No, not really.) I don't want to have even a line of JS on my webite. Especially for something as simple as syntax highlighting. I should be able to do that with some CSS and minor preprocessing, right?
Read on the website: Tarot is a nice thing, but most websites about it are a pain to use. So I made my own, in HTML 3.2!