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Paul Hutchinson

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Making your computer do things it was never designed to do.

Joined November 2025

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PHPaul Hutchinsonhutchpd.hashnode.devApr 8 · 11 min read

QuantumSuperposition and the Type Parameter at the End of the Universe

Waking up after being unceremoniously declared on a damp Tuesday in a Quantum Superposition library, where they keep variables too interesting for ordinary reality and far too unstable for payroll, I

PHPaul Hutchinsonhutchpd.hashnode.devMar 27 · 8 min read

Truth, lies and spec sheets.

Imagine if you will, a kind of reprobate that might deign to search on Amazon of all places for a new phone - sorting by price descending, the cheek! the outrage! I know. But do not worry, the gods ha

PHPaul Hutchinsonhutchpd.hashnode.devMar 27 · 11 min read

The question I can’t shake about AI medical scribes

Your GP asks how you’ve been sleeping. You mention the anxiety, the chest tightness, the thing you haven’t properly told anyone about yet. Maybe you talk about medication. Maybe you talk about your pa

PHPaul Hutchinsonhutchpd.hashnode.devMar 10 · 9 min read

Stop forcing your variables to lie

Most code is built on a charming little fiction: that every value is one thing, right now, and prepared to testify under oath. Ask an int what it is, and it answers with the brisk confidence of someon

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QuantumSuperposition and the Type Parameter at the End of the Universe

Truth, lies and spec sheets.

The question I can’t shake about AI medical scribes

Stop forcing your variables to lie

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QuantumSuperposition and the Type Parameter at the End of the Universe

Truth, lies and spec sheets.

The question I can’t shake about AI medical scribes

Stop forcing your variables to lie