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Having an insight into one area of computing doesn't make you an expert in all areas of computing.
by ZenoArrow 11y ago
Having an insight into one area of computing doesn't make you an expert in all areas of computing.
- shrugger 11y agodeleted b/c brigading
- ZenoArrow 11y agoConsider if I was an expert in databases. Why would the appearance of a site dedicated to databases matter? It'd be completely unrelated to the topic I'd be sharing information on, and time I could spend improving the site could be time I spend improving my knowledge even further. As for this Lisp scripting site, for all I care the author could've shared the information via a Pastebin site and I would've got the same value out of it.
- yoklov 11y agoAnd this happens regularly! I know of experts in programming languages[0], compression[1], graphics[2, 3], and computational geometry[3] who all have sites that both have excellent content, and look fairly awful. [0]: http://piumarta.com/index.html http://piumarta.com/index.html [1]: http://cbloom.com/ http://cbloom.com/ [2]: http://iquilezles.org/ http://iquilezles.org/ (okay, this one doesn't look that bad in retrospect) [3]: http://paulbourke.net/ http://paulbourke.net/
- ktRolster 11y ago[0] and [3] look great, unless you are opposed to simplicity. They kind of follow "brutalism" in a web architecture.
- plugnburn 11y agoExcept that most pastebins would at least make the text more readable than it is there. Especially on mobiles. Markdown with Strapdown inclusion, a pastebin, a CMS, bare Bootstrap... anything would be more readable than this.
- noir_lord 11y agoIt certainly makes some people think they do though. They can't separate the content from the medium.