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#16 Adam Tornhill

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The Func Prog Podcast is back with another episode! I sit down with Adam Tornhill, the founder of CodeScene, to discuss technical debt, Clojure, and why it’s so hard to write good code.

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F35 ran into an CAS A-10 squad leader and got brutally airframe mogged

A pretty straightforward solution in Python:

013 Do Androids Dream of Emmentaler Cheese? - ProgrammingPuzzles.com Worker androids from the off-world colonies have made their way onto Earth. Your job is to track them down, but it's difficult — they look identical to humans. Usually you have a machine that can iden...

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People on twitter will really be like "you believe in writing raw SQL? that pales in effectiveness to my strategy, using a model abstraction layer so I can switch RDBMS at any time" and then never switch RDBMS

these just keep getting more insane—love it! 😂

A brute-force solution in Python

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Func Prog Conf 2026 - 14 October, Stockholm A full-day conference about functional programming in Stockholm, October 14 2026

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if you want to write really clean code, you need to use vim

man, that’s crazy!

Thanks for coming on the podcast, very happy with how the episode turned out!

That sounds interesting! To me, these ideas are pretty much isomorphic—if I can put application logic in the database that is fine too

#15 Giacomo Cavalieri

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What better way to start your weekend than a new episode of the Func Prog Podcast? In this episode I talk with @giacomocavalieri.me about the @gleam.run programming language—we had a great time and covered a bunch of interesting topics!
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Here's my modest proposal: Stop moving data between your application and the database; instead, move the database into the application. Use a low-level store (e.g. RocksDB) for persistence and language-level primitives for concurrency control (a good use case for Rust?)

Since the database code can't "see" the application code (and vice versa), it's very easy to introduce deadlocks, race conditions, etc. Static analysis is of little help here.

SQL is convenient for fetching data, but its concurrency primitives are lacking. What's worse, the application and the database need a shared understanding of what resources are owned by whom. This creates a lot of ugly, brittle code.

Hot take: We need to rethink how we build distributed systems (read: web apps). The old three tier model of client–app server-database needs to go. For basic use cases it works well enough, but as soon as you introduce complex transaction logic, or high load, it breaks.

011 Rosebud 64 - ProgrammingPuzzles.com You are approached by an eccentric billionaire with an interesting proposition. He wants you to write an emulator for the Rosebud 64, an obscure gaming console he played as a child. He has purchased t...

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chat, how cooked am i?

gnu reports AGI has been achieved internally

that feeling when your conference talk is rejected

I would be very interested! My company might be interested in helping out somehow (organization / sponsorship) if budget / time permits

010 Alchemy - ProgrammingPuzzles.com You are a medieval alchemist trying to figure out the recipes in a new grimoire. However, the recipes are written in a very convoluted and cryptic way, so it's difficult to figure out in which order t...

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