💡 Writing a JSON Parser in BQN
A meticulous and elegant exploration of parsing in an array language, appealing to readers who appreciate the power of functional and data-parallel programming.
Tony Zorman demonstrates how to build a JSON parser from scratch using the array-oriented programming language BQN. The post covers tokenization, parsing nested lists, and adding support for strings and objects while emphasizing array logic instead of traditional branching. It highlights how concise and expressive BQN can be for complex parsing challenges.
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🧠 You Are the Scariest Monster in the Woods
A reflective and provocative discussion on AI ethics that centers the human role in technological risk and responsibility.
The essay argues that the real danger in the age of artificial intelligence is not the machines, but humanity itself. Using a metaphor from ‘The Gruffalo,’ it suggests that AI only magnifies human tendencies for both creation and destruction—making responsibility, ethics, and governance the true battlegrounds of the future.
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🗂️ IRS Open Sources Its Fact Graph
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