Let-it-crash is not carelessness. It's a theory of where responsibility lives — enforced by the runtime rather than by anyone's good intentions.
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Bringing Types to LFE: Lessons from Haskell, the Typed Lisps, and Gleam
Why we started building a gradual type system for Lisp Flavoured Erlang — a tour through how Haskell, Go, Rust, Typed Racket, Coalton, and Typed Clojure each spell the same small idea, the ergonomic quibbles that pushed us, and the strategic moves we borrowed from Gleam.
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Graph Theory in LFE: A Knowledge Graph of Erlang Itself
A deep, hands-on tour of graph theory in LFE — built on a real corpus of 1,664 Erlang concept cards, driven by the graffeo library, and unfolded slowly enough to teach the mathematics underneath each query.
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Lykn: A Lisp Born from LFE
How fourteen years with Lisp Flavoured Erlang led to a new language — and how that language came home to power lfe.io.
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AI Recap, Part 1: How Neural Networks Survived Their Second Winter
I left the field when neural networks were a failed research program. I came back to find they had won everything. Part 1 of a catch-up, two decades deep.
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