What Is an FPGA, Actually? You know how a CPU runs your code by executing instructions one at a time? An FPGA does something completely different — it becomes the hardware your code describes. An FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) is a chip full of tiny configurable logic blocks connected by a
What Even Is Coq? Imagine if your compiler didn't just check types — it checked logic. What if you could write 2 + 2 = 4 and have the computer verify it's true, not just run it and hope? That's Coq. Coq is a proof assistant — a
Introduction Haskell is perhaps the most natural language for writing interpreters and compilers. Its algebraic data types map perfectly to abstract syntax trees, pattern matching makes evaluation elegant, and the type system catches entire classes of bugs at compile time. In this post, we'll build a complete interpreter