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I see. Thanks for your answer.

Is it only applicable in e.g. Haskell, though, or is it language agnostic? Thanks for your answer.

I'd like to understand how and why this stuff is useful for programmers.

I'm wondering if there exists a US equivalent of Anabin[0] -- a German portal and database for evaluating foreign educational certificates. [0]: https://anabin.kmk.org/cms/public/s…

How relevant is this in 2026?

Slopware?

What do you think about the author's upcoming book ("The Secret Life of Circuits")[0], for someone who is just starting out with electronics? [0]: https://nostarch.com/secret-life-…

Is there a math edition?

What would that look like?

I'm looking for resources (primarily books, papers, and YT videos) on software architecture. I'm NOT interested in Monolith vs Microservices type of material -- but rather material…

Yeah. I did it in Rust only, but went a bit farther than the book and implemented some constructs that were not found in the book. I was able to compile my other compiler written i…

Andy Tanenbaum style cover.

I've been watching this space closely and have been on the lookout for new releases. Besides "Building Git", there is also "Building a Debugger"[0], "Writing a C compiler"[1], "Cra…

How does this differ from codecrafters.io?

You can try hanging out on the Libera IRC network in their channel.

What could someone interested in systems programming gain from this?

Lost me at "Claude Code".

I already have this book on my list. Why do you think this should be a next step after Nora's book?

Sort of, the one who, when left stranded on a desert island, would make a CPU out of sand, write software for it, including the entire TCP/IP stack, and email someone to come get t…

Yeah. Andy Tanenbaum described studying at MIT as "drinking from a fire hose". Do we have someone who both got their degree from MIT and worked at Bell Labs? That'd be an interesti…

My personal favorite is Fabrice Bellard.