Rodolfo De Nadai

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Mimicking a pipeline operator in Python

Pipeline operators are a common feature in functional programming languages like Elixir and OCaml. Here I explore how to implement a simple and similar version of that operator in Python.

  • knowledge
  • learning
  • python
  • code
  • programming
  • functional programming
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Quote from A Philosophy of Software Design

This post is just to share a quote from the excellent book A Philosophy of Software Design, 2nd Edition by John K. Ousterhout.

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  • life
  • work
  • motivation
  • code
  • books
  • review
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The Last Programming Language you will Learn

Everyone has their own opinion about the first programming language you should learn, but in this post I will talk about how much this matter and in the long run, and if the first language you learn will stay forever in your life.

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  • life
  • work
  • motivation
  • programming
  • code
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Why are we equal?

Just scattered thoughts and a consequence of some empirical experiences and/or anecdotal evidence gathered over these years.

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  • life
  • equality
  • motivation
  • human creativity
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Writing Simple Code

How can you write simple code? In this post, I explore a bit about the learning curve shown in an anecdotal graph I came across on the internet.

  • code
  • knowledge
  • simplicity
  • work
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