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Write about the hashmap implementation here, tutorial-style.

A few I want to talk about:

• Jeptha Creed
• Kilchoman Loch Gorm
• Bowmore Vault Edition (Atlantic Sea Salt)
• King’s County Chocolate
• Woodford Reserve (Double & Double Double Oaked)
• Big Peat

Write about this thing.

Write about this thing.

Hi, I came across your blog and like the simple design! Can you provide any information on how to use your setup, or is this just for personal use? I have Python 3.9 installed but am not sure how to generate or publish posts.

Basically, this.

My experience modelling a logistics client.

Here’s emacs for reference.

Follow-up from my blog post on classes as macros (see #90).

Years and years.

Hey Veit - I remember well you giving me a walk through of how you had implemented protocols in Zepto Scheme, it would be great to see a blog on this if you feel inclined! Happy to collaborate with you if that would help!

Write about:

• Pattern matching
• Forth
• APL
• Lambda calculus
• Smalltalk

As requested by @vaibhavsagar I should write about implementing the newly-fangled Carp feature, string pattern matching, in pure Carp.

My experiences with this.

I don’t want you to think that you’re behavior is being monitored.

In https://blog.veitheller.de/One_Hundred.html , "you're" should be "your" here.

Write about specialization, as inspired by fefe.

References:

• https://blog.fefe.de/?ts=a776d859
• https://blog.fefe.de/?ts=a77687ae

"du" and "sie".

In https://blog.veitheller.de/One_Hundred.html you link to https://veitheller.de/static/pubkey.asc which gives a 404 error.

What I want to cover:

• BGP
• PNIs
• Colocation Provider, IXPs
• LOAs, administrative stuff

Write about normal and C modules in Carp.

Write about different strategies of avoiding if: through objects, pattern-matching, dispatch, and so on.

Effect pedals, yay!

The shit I remembered when watching Stranger Things of all shows.

The setup, and the networks.

Main points:

• Software Engineering is not like civil engineering (Zach Tellman - On Abstractions).
• We are creating entire worlds, the assumptions of which change on a regular, almost daily basis.
• We are not constrained by external rules, so the stakeholders have to create them themselves; this leads to a power complex.
• We need to define rules, and we are bad at it: are we aestheticians, market-driven, or hype-driven? The latter. This is bad. Let’s fix it.

This thing and how to write compilers.

Write a quick evaluation of simple techniques to speed up a bytecode VM (and add a shoutout to @lamarqua).

Taxes, laws, and other hurdles.