In a podcast episode, Felienne Hermans and Hanna Schraffenberger discuss Peter Naur's 1985 paper 'Programming as Theory Building,' arguing that programming is more than writing code—it involves buildi…
Cognitive debt, the inability to keep up with code generated by AI agents, is reframed as leverage that can accelerate development but risks creating systems no human understands. Drawing on Peter Nau…
Chad Fowler's Phoenix Architecture proposes that AI-generated code should be disposable, drawing parallels to immutable infrastructure. Critics argue that natural language is a poor source of truth an…
A scholar argues that teaching mathematics with a historical dimension improves comprehension, citing Henri Poincaré's views on mathematical heterogeneity and the loss of objectivity in formal rigor. …
A new skill for Claude Code, called "cartographer," implements a programming methodology based on computer scientist Peter Naur's 1985 theory that software development is fundamentally about building …