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by rgrzywinski 2y ago
Thanks for the thoughtful comment - you've captured exactly what I've been exploring! Yes, there absolutely is a "Constraint Driven Design" pattern, though I've found it works less as a rigid methodology and more as
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by rgrzywinski 2y ago
Thanks for the thoughtful comment! The evolution of my thinking had several key "aha" moments: The first came while struggling with working with Firestore. I knew what I wanted to build but trying to juggle the constraints of Fire
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by rgrzywinski 2y ago
Interesting analogy with road lines! But I'd suggest constraints are actually more fundamental than that. They're not just rules we impose for safety - they're the very fabric of how systems work and evolve. Think about datab
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The Great Software Illusion: It Was Always About Constraints(team.charmiq.ai)
7 points by rgrzywinski 2y ago|8 comments
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by rgrzywinski 2y ago
For the past decade, I've been exploring a counterintuitive idea: that software development isn't about writing code — it's about discovering and expressing constraints. Using Answer Set Programming (ASP) as a thinking tool,
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Passenger Privacy in the NYC Taxicab Dataset(research.neustar.biz)
132 points by rgrzywinski 12y ago|24 comments
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HyperLogLog Venn diagram in JavaScript(blog.aggregateknowledge.com)
1 points by rgrzywinski 13y ago|0 comments
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AWS Redshift: How Amazon Changed The Game(blog.aggregateknowledge.com)
187 points by rgrzywinski 13y ago|21 comments
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Sketch of the Day: HyperLogLog — Cornerstone of a Big Data Infrastructure(blog.aggregateknowledge.com)
4 points by rgrzywinski 14y ago|0 comments