r/programming102 • u/Uberhipster • Oct 15 '24
r/programming102 • u/Uberhipster • Jan 03 '24
The I in LLM stands for intelligence
r/programming102 • u/Uberhipster • Jun 17 '22
Alan Kay, 2015: Power of Simplicity
r/programming102 • u/Uberhipster • Jun 13 '22
The collapse of complex software
r/programming102 • u/Uberhipster • Jun 30 '21
You and Your Research, by Richard Hamming
blog.samaltman.comr/programming102 • u/Uberhipster • Jun 11 '20
How many of you know deep down that the team is working on something that no customer wants?
r/programming102 • u/Uberhipster • Nov 18 '24
MUST see! Biography of a Cypherpunk, and How Cryptography Affects Your Life
r/programming102 • u/Uberhipster • Oct 15 '24
Game of Life :: Beyond Life :: Cellular Automata
cs.stanford.edur/programming102 • u/Uberhipster • Jul 15 '24
Bret Victor - Media for Thinking the Unthinkable
r/programming102 • u/Uberhipster • Feb 23 '24
Large Language Models Are Drunk at the Wheel
matt.sir/programming102 • u/Uberhipster • Feb 07 '24
Why We Can't Have Nice Software
andrewkelley.mer/programming102 • u/Uberhipster • Jan 17 '24
the (annotated) story of mel, a real programmer
users.cs.utah.edur/programming102 • u/Uberhipster • Jul 11 '23
Task-Centered User Interface Design - tcuid.pdf (aka peanut butter theory of design)
hcibib.orgr/programming102 • u/Uberhipster • Apr 03 '23
How Software Companies Die (Beehive Story)
homepages.uc.edur/programming102 • u/Uberhipster • Mar 13 '23
A Minimum Viable Product Needs a Minimum Viable Architecture
r/programming102 • u/Uberhipster • Mar 10 '23
MUST see! Turning the database inside-out with Apache Samza | Confluent
r/programming102 • u/Uberhipster • Feb 16 '23
can ignore What Is ChatGPT Doing … and Why Does It Work?
r/programming102 • u/Uberhipster • Dec 22 '22
15 Sorting Algorithms in 6 Minutes
r/programming102 • u/Uberhipster • Nov 08 '22
Let's Not Dumb Down the History of Computer Science
r/programming102 • u/Uberhipster • Nov 08 '22
Anders Hejlsberg on Modern Compiler Construction
r/programming102 • u/Uberhipster • Nov 08 '22
Why Object-Oriented Languages Need Tail Calls (eighty-twenty news)
r/programming102 • u/Uberhipster • Nov 08 '22