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a collection of various digital products
Latest
- 2017-09-10 Music – Vivaldi's RV550 mov 2 for Guitar
- 2017-05-07 Note – ‘Trustless’ systems will let you down
- 2016-12-11 Note – Why blockchain is uninteresting
- 2016-10-30 Note – What is hard in economic calculation?
- 2016-07-24 Note – Basic proglang naming schemes
- 2016-07-17 Note – A brief argument against price signals
- 2016-04-26 Article – Reusability By Orthogonalysis
- 2016-04-03 Note – How Objects Naturally Arise
Writings
notes
- How Objects Naturally Arise
- Why do tests and types work ?
- The internet is an engine of centralisation
- TADIST file naming pattern
- Software's essential form, and visual programming
- ‘Boolean-blindness’ is about types
- Testing vs proof in software development
- Rule-following and software development
- SBNF – BNF in S-Exprs
- Evolving global software
- Marxist efficiency
- Why is information a string of digits?
- Parsing wrongness and language value
- On VPRI STEPS
- Software's economic basics
- A logical analysis of copyright orthodoxy
- The insoluble pragmatism of types
- What is metadata?
- On Dijkstra on software's radical novelties
- Distinguishing abstraction and change
- The aim of software engineering
- Software engineering and philosophy
- Machine philosophy rudiments
- Considering the limits of DRY(‘dont repeat yourself’) / factoring
- Surgical registries for software development?
- Definition of ‘abstract’
- Stone cathedrals, structure-preserving-transformations, and software development
- Wittgenstein for programmers (part 1)
- Testing: thoughts on improving it
- Implicit code – what makes it good or bad
- Should there be hard limits on program part sizes?
- Designed software will never be substantially higher quality
- Future software engineering's three bases
- An outline map of software development
- Vitruvius - 'Firmitas, Utilitas, Venustas' - In Software
- A Comment On ‘A Conversation with Alan Kay’
articles
- Reusability By Orthogonalysis
- Software Architecture For A New Economic System
- Tractatus Computo-Philosophicus
- Understanding Software Engineering Design
- On Naur's ‘Programming As Theory Building’
- Is 'Software Architecture' Really Architecture ?
- A Building Industry Model For Software Development
- Software Architecture And Engineering Definitions
- A Software Engineering Symbol
- Software Engineering And Civil Engineering
- Software Technical Design Guide
- USDP-Distilled eXtreme Documentation
- Fast pow() With Adjustable Accuracy
- Octree C++ General Component
- Perceptuum 3 Renderer Architecture
- On Hayek's ‘Use Of Knowledge’
- On Lockean Property
- The Illusion Of Decentralisation
- ‘Just desert’ is the counter-space of morality
- A reply to ‘Is efficient copyright a reasonable goal’
- Tractatus Digito-Philosophicus
- The Lockean Justification For Copyright: An Argument Against
- Intellectual Property Ethics: Arguments Against
- The ethical case against IP (transcription)
- ErgoVim Key Mappings
- Anti-Copyright Summary
- Epub Format Construction Guide
- Genetics Basics For Programmers
Software
rendering
- MiniLight — a minimal global illumination renderer
- Tonemapper — a high-quality HDR image converter
- Whitebalancer — image color-cast remover
- C++ Library — a collection of quite reusable graphics-oriented code
- Octree — general C++ octree component
tools
- GITI — an electric guitar music notation text format
- TXON — a minimal format for embedding structured data into text
- FPDissect — a floating-point format viewer
- UTF8Filter — UTF-8 filter tool / library
Other
- Music — transcriptions into guitar tabs
- Businesscardahedra — how to build your own business card polyhedra
- Heraldry — some heraldic and calligraphic work
books
Colophon
- About — a vague, apocryphal and soi-disant description of the author
- Bibliography of print-books [txt]
- Reliquary — some ancient obscure Z80 code