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Dispatches from RC is a series of short technical talks showcasing projects created by Recursers during their time at the Recurse Center. Today, we're sharing Dale Short's talk, "Smart Rain Barrel." RC is a free, self-directed retreat for computer programmers. Read more about RC and what it's like to attend a batch here: www.recurse.com

Dispatches from RC is a series of short technical talks showcasing projects created by Recursers during their time at the Recurse Center. Today, we're sharing Andrew Turley's talk, "Life Finds a Way." RC is a free, self-directed retreat for computer programmers. Read more about RC and what it's like to attend a batch here: www.recurse.com

Dispatches from RC is a series of short technical talks showcasing projects created by Recursers during their time at the Recurse Center. Today, we're sharing Josephine Simple's talk, "Number Jokes." RC is a free, self-directed retreat for computer programmers. Read more about RC and what it's like to attend a batch here: www.recurse.com

Dispatches from RC is a series of short technical talks showcasing projects created by Recursers during their time at the Recurse Center. Today, we're sharing Jonathan Strickland's talk, "Parsing and Transforming Super Smash Bros. Melee." RC is a free, self-directed retreat for computer programmers. Read more about RC and what it's like to attend a batch here: www.recurse.com

We have 10 years of experience building inclusive, healthy, and collaborative spaces at the Recurse Center. When the pandemic struck, we had to figure out how to operate online: how to foster community, shared purpose, and serendipituous connections and collaborations even when we’re all working from home. There weren’t (and still aren’t) any other tools that could do this. So we’ve used everyt...

Library Operating Systems: from Localhost to Remote Guest Mindy Preston, May 15th, 2018. Localhost is a series of monthly technical talks in NYC, open to the public, and given by members of the Recurse Center community. Go to www.recurse.com/localhost for more info. Abstract: Interfacing with lower-level systems using familiar abstractions, rather than alien ones, is a thing of joy - in testing...

Crafting a Connected Home - Samantha Goldstein, April 24th, 2018 Localhost is a series of monthly technical talks in NYC, open to the public, and given by members of the Recurse Center community. Go to www.recurse.com/localhost for more info. What happens when you tap into BART? How does an LCD TV work? We'll take a deep dive into some of the most ubiquitous systems around us and learn how to a...

Zig - a programming language designed for robustness, optimality, and clarity - Andrew Kelley, March 20th, 2018 Localhost is a series of monthly technical talks in NYC, open to the public, and given by members of the Recurse Center community. Go to www.recurse.com/localhost for more info. Abstract: Zig is an LLVM frontend, taking advantage of libclang to automatically import .h files (including...

Types, and why you should care - Ron Minsky, October 24th, 2017 Localhost is a series of monthly technical talks in NYC, open to the public, and given by members of the Recurse Center community. Go to www.recurse.com/localhost for more info. Abstract: There’s an endless debate online between advocates of typed and untyped programming languages (or statically and dynamically typed languages). Th...

Building a Ruby profiler -Julia Evans, February 27th, 2018 Localhost is a series of monthly technical talks in NYC, open to the public, and given by members of the Recurse Center community. Go to www.recurse.com/localhost for more info. Abstract: Julia Evans has been an avid user of profilers and debugging tools for years. Recently, she realized there's a lot of room for improvement in these to...

Xi: an editor for the next 20 years - Raph Levien - January 23rd, 2018 Localhost is a series of monthly technical talks in NYC, open to the public, and given by members of the Recurse Center community. Go to www.recurse.com/localhost for more info. Abstract: Xi is a project to build a modern text editor with uncompromising performance. Its thoroughly async, loosely coupled design promises perfo...

The fundamental principles of software - David Nolen, December, 2017. Localhost is a series of monthly technical talks in NYC, open to the public, and given by members of the Recurse Center community. Go to www.recurse.com/localhost for more info. Abstract: Software problems arise not from inherent complexity but from a disregard (often unintentionally) for a few fundamentals. As Alan Kay says,...