[ERT: 2m52s] I have written about how to manage your email in a stress-free way. That blog post assumed that you get a lot of email and it treated the symptoms rather than the source of the problem. In this blog post I will share my favourite ways to get less email.
[ERT: 2m21s] Programming usually does not happen by writing a program from start to finish, deploying it, and then never touching it again because it is done.
[ERT: 1m10s] 2017 started off busy as usual. I had moved into a new appartment in Zürich with a friend. I was a full-time computer science student at ETH, Zürich. I had just set up a Legal entity that would allow me to do freelancing work on the side while studying.
[ERT: 4s] This month’s blog post was written for FPComplete. Head over to their blog for the full post.
[ERT: 27s] I have the pleasure of speaking at the HaskellerZ meetup and at the Google office for an internal tech talk.
[ERT: 5m35s] While working on super-user-spark, path and validity-path, I discovered what madness lies in working with paths. The following is an overview of some of the reasons why paths are difficult to deal with.
[ERT: 2m8s] I am very pleased to announce that I will be a speaker at 2017’s Haskell eXchange. I will be speaking about property discovery and my involvement in the progress on this topic.
[ERT: 1m19s] Something about the way we speak about time has always bothered me. Specifically, using twelve hour clocks, AM and PM. First of all, the purpose of a system of measurement is to ease measurements and reporting. Twelve-hour time has failed that purpose.
[ERT: 1m54s] Someone recently suggested a way to make the barrier to using deprecated code even higher. He was kidding, but I looked into how to make it work. Here is the result.
[ERT: 1m8s] Last week I published a paths library. I showed it to the Haskell subreddit and learned from their reaction.
