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Blog: https://gavinhoward.com/
Contact: https://gavinhoward.com/contact/
Code: https://git.yzena.com/
Direct contact: gavin@yzena.com
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I've been using HN for a while and asked to be one of those with the "unread" marker (an orange vertical line to the left of unread posts). It stopped appearing today, or maybe yesterday. Where did it go? Did I miss…
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I am about to start a small software business, so when I read [1], which says, > Usually small businesses are terrible at accounting and finance, but even they typically have some idea where their bank accounts are and…
- Technical Debt Costs More Than You Think (gavinhoward.com)
- Proprietary Environments Are a Trap (alexn.org)
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I'm working on a programming language. For various reasons, it is a one-pass language that requires forward declarations. However, [1] is criticizing Carbon's requirement for forward declarations, and it has many…
- Some thoughts on Go's unusual approach to identifier visibility (utcc.utoronto.ca)
- Don't Write a Programming Language (write.as)
- Goodbye, Kitty (gavinhoward.com)
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The idea comes from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29868302 . Basically, epaulson says that their company would pay for a company to handle Linux packaging, vetting all of the packages, if some liability is…
- The Social Contract of Open Source (gavinhoward.com)
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I'm currently building software that I would like to see turned into a business. However, there is plenty of evidence that companies will not pay for what software they use until they realize that there is a problem,…
- “Static Linking Considered Harmful” Considered Harmful (gavinhoward.com)
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While there are lists of important publications in Computer Science [1] [2] [3], it appears that there are few or no blog posts on those lists. What blog posts about Computer Science would you say are classics and…
- Benefits of Dependencies in Software Projects as a Function of Effort (2017) (eli.thegreenplace.net)
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I am considering using SQLite as an application file format, for many reasons, of which the first is "free" ACID semantics. (Actual cost paid in performance, of course.) My application could also be served well by using…
- The Slippery Slope Is Not a Fallacy (gavinhoward.com)
- Design Issues in LLVM OR (npopov.com)
- Fork Is Not My Favorite Syscall (drewdevault.com)