The legacy ad industry is wrong about ad blockers
I was recently directed to a couple of papers on browser ad-blocking software (here and here). They are not so much alarmist as they are self-serving and hindered by status quo bias. ..
I was recently directed to a couple of papers on browser ad-blocking software (here and here). They are not so much alarmist as they are self-serving and hindered by status quo bias. ..
Here’s a nice little technique I came across in developing gen. Say you have a text template, and that template is intended to output Go code. You’d like to pass a data structure into the template, and have the structure appear in the template as its own value literal. ..
As recruiter pitches show up in my inbox, it’s clear there’s a lot of “fake it til you make it” when it comes to tech terminology. ..
Fred Wilson makes the argument (here and here) that net neutrality is a conservative idea. That’s correct, and that’s the problem. ..
A quick list of the things I use to improve my web experience: ..
Any sufficiently complicated C or Fortran program contains an ad hoc, informally-specified, bug-ridden, slow implementation of half of Common Lisp. — Greenspun ..
Prompted by this question I got to thinking about methods in C# and Go. It’s another example, I realized, of Go’s (logical) insistence on orthogonality and (stylistic) insistence on flatness/lack of hierarchy. ..
I was directed to a thread about a poor soul who started a project in Go, eventually had to hand it off to the community, and discovered that his original source no longer compiled, due to third-party dependencies having changed. Key quote: Not even the original programmer, with the original files on his original dev machine, can compile the source anymore. ..
Here’s a smart and funny bit about culture fit. I think it’s brutal and by and large true. [1] ..
Megan McArdle describes the understandable discomfort that some tenants and property owners have about Airbnb’ers coming into their buildings. ..