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TOM MEWETT Home Get updates 🖃 Nullius in verba "Take no one's word for it" > People grow best where they continuously experience an ingenious blend of > support and challenge; the rest is commentary. > – Robert Kegan, In Over Our Heads Hi, I’m Tom and I write about design, software, introspection, and rationality. If you have any comments, questions, or feedback, please email me at tom@tmewett.com or leave an anonymous message. I want to hear from you! Favourite blogs: Sasha Chapin · Neurotic Gradient Descent · Numb at the Lodge Favourite tech blogs: Dan Luu · Ted Kaminski You can also find me on X/Twitter · GitHub · Bluesky Subscribe by email Latest Developing on Windows: comparing native, MinGW, Cygwin, WSL 🟦 23 May 2024 Myths about happiness 🌟 If there was ever one thing worth understanding deeply, it would be happiness. [...] Should I be so surprised when I'm unhappy, if I unconsciously believe it's impossible, or boring, or unfair to be happy? · 13 April 2024 Best Against self-discipline I used to believe self-discipline was unquestionably good and that more = better, but not any more. Here's why... · 26 September 2023 What holds communities, and connection, back? On benches, politics, houses, and PR · 21 November 2023 Self, introspection, & rationality Myths about happiness 🌟 If there was ever one thing worth understanding deeply, it would be happiness. [...] Should I be so surprised when I'm unhappy, if I unconsciously believe it's impossible, or boring, or unfair to be happy? · 13 April 2024 Parts are real 👏 Somewhere in the last 2 years I discovered Internal Family Systems, and it's been one of the most impactful things I've learned. [...] Parts work is path to seeing the mind as more than a dumb machine of suffering [...] · 21 December 2023 Getting unstuck by leaving thoughts incomplete [...] The problem is I subconsciously don't recognise the incomplete thought as valid, so I don't hold onto it. [...] · 17 January 2024 Improving yourself vs accepting yourself (Is self-esteem a useful concept?) 14 February 2022 Escaping false realities 👁 Dreams, butterflies, and finding true worlds · 5 March 2022 Dark matter may be wrong, but it isn't unscientific 🌌 6 September 2022 My take on meditation; why, how, resources You've probably been told that it will relax and de-stress you. It's more about awareness collapse · 12 November 2022 How do we really know what's true? 🔍 An overview of how knowledge is created, and its limits · 22 October 2021 Software Everything I wish I knew when learning C 18 November 2022 A conceptual foundation for programming languages and self-compilation 31 January 2021 Interpreted vs compiled is a false distinction 6 February 2022 React is more than UI—it's a side-effect framework 🧱 It's well-known that state management in programs can lead to a lot of problems. Spaghetti machines of far too many transitions, orchestrated by widely-visible variables, lead to hard-to-debug, hard-to-change code. [...] · 24 June 2023 We couldn't deal with Earth-sized software, let alone galaxy-sized 🪐 How big are the largest projects today? What if they were 100x bigger? · 15 June 2022 Tips for using Git effectively 3 October 2020 Developing on Windows: comparing native, MinGW, Cygwin, WSL 🟦 23 May 2024 Untangling polymorphism: generics, overloading, subtyping, variance 20 March 2022 Real reactivity has never been tried (FRP vs observables) ⚡ Most reactive systems in use today lack important abstractions, making it easy to write inconsistent code · 30 July 2023 Why write Bash when we could compile to it? Ideas for a language targeting shell scripts · 1 May 2022 Heuristic text generation with predictors/Markov chains 23 February 2019 Raymarching signed distance fields for creative coding·Running code at an average rate with a 'stretchy sleep'·Fixed-point numbers: an introduction·Managing software installs on Linux·CRUD is fake; or, what should a data mapper look like?·What's the sign of C's remainder operator "%"? From Mars I feel misled about male mental health Pretty much all of the emotional suppression I've absorbed hasn't come from traditional masculinity or patriarchy at all · 11 June 2023 Miscellaneous Advice 30 January 2024 Conformity is a fractal cyclone of BS Any child who has to spend a lot of effort learning how to fit in eventually learns that it's an endless game of losing. [...] · 29 August 2023 I guess I'm afraid of everything falling apart I guess I'm afraid of everything falling apart. I'm afraid of needless pain and suffering. War that starts on nothing more than a misunderstanding. [...] · 3 March 2024 Writing things down - offload work from your brain 19 September 2020 Hunter x Hunter: Who is on the Black Whale? 7 November 2020 Mathematics What Numberphile and Vsauce got wrong about infinity The strange nature of the real numbers · 11 January 2022 Monte Carlo integration and importance sampling 2 April 2019 Sets, structure and maps: unifying with model theory 15 April 2019