▽Planet Haskell ●02/10 18:03 February 09, 2025Mark Jason DominusSurnames from nicknames nobody has any moreEnglish has a pattern of common patronymic names. For example, "JohnPeters" and "John Peterson" are someone whose father was named"Peter". ("Peters" should be understood as "Peter's".) Similarly wehave John Williams and John Williamson, John Roberts and JohnRobertson, John Richards and John Richardson, John Jam
▽Loud Thinking by David Heinemeier Hansson ●02/10 13:13 I write regularly on HEY World and speak on The REWORK Podcast. I welcome emails to dhh@hey.com. You can also find me on X, on LinkedIn, and on Instagram.
