In one sentence: I wrote a book on higher order functions, I will have it in print in August, and there is an 80% chance I will never write another one.
The book is called Applied Higher Order Functions: A Functional Architecture of Optimization, Decision Making, and Validation.
I am self-publishing it.
In August, I should have real, physical books. Hardcover, beige cloth, orange foil on the cover. I will give some of them to attendees at Lambda World in Málaga and at Clojure/conj later this year.
In 2025, I had the privilege of conducting a series of interviews with remarkable people. Most of these are part of the Clojure Corner series, where I spoke with influential members of the Clojure community about their work, ideas, and perspectives on software development.
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Will AI replace human intuition? In this deep-dive interview, I sat down with Paul Hansen, Co-Founder of 1000minds and Professor of Economics, to explore the high-stakes world of decision science. We discuss the patented PAPRIKA algorithm, why the university model must evolve to survive AI, the “P-Shaped” skills you need to stay relevant, and how Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis is revolutionizing healthcare and business strategy.