good day!

Please write me, dstowell@gmail.com, about internet and non-internet things!

I'm interested in "building to throw away," making it really cheap to try out new ideas.

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I have come to understand the ideals of Unix: file descriptors and processes orchestrated with C. It's a beautiful idea.

I hate almost all software, Ryan Dahl

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Using weaker tools can help with complexity. It's hard to write a complicated C program because it can't do very much. I'd never advocate intentionally using a weak tool, though. Instead, my lesson has been: write Python code like it is C.

Complexity is the enemy, Evan Martin

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• Favor reading code over writing code.
• Reduce the amount one must remember.
• Communicate intent precisely.
• Only one obvious way to do things.
• Together we serve the users.

Zig Programming Language Zen, likely Andrew Kelley

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What people say is overcommunicating is just communicating.

DO TOO MUCH, Alexandr Wang