Chances are you’ve worked with the <code>any</code> type in TypeScript. It’s widely overused, and subtly dangerous. Let’s explore why you should avoid it, and when you might truly need to use it. (more…)

Jain et al., Contrastive Code Representation Learning, 2020. For many machine-aided programming tasks, programs with the same functionality should have the same underlying representation. ContraCode learns such representations with contrastive learning: t... (more…)

The TypeScript type system is immensely powerful, and while the language itself is, of course, Turing complete, so is the type system itself. This allows us to implement types that are far more sophisticated than what is possible in most popular programmi... (more…)

mondrianify is an experiment of generating random Mondrian-like tiles using web technologies. Live demo is here.

TypeScript is a typed superset of JavaScript that compiles to plain JavaScript. (more…)