3 ms·

Your aquarium analogy visualized: http://youtu.be/xara4Z1b18I http://youtu.be/xara4Z1b18I

• baxtr 9y ago
  Thanks for sharing. This is insane. CSS is probably the language that I’ve been using for a long time without exactly knowing how these things like float exactly work. Instead, I’ve often used a copy and paste or test and browse approach to get layouts I wanted.
  • amygdyl 9y ago
    I'm quite sure that English is the language that I've been using for the longest time without exactly knowing how it exactly works! Or metaphorically I don't know exactly how English works when it decomposes so gracefully as it is capable of doing. Is there any kind of equivalence in programming languages like this? I mean theoretically is it possible to design or possibly write code such that it is capable of imprecision and yet compiling to equivalent instructions? (I realize I may simply lack the formal language to describe what I mean, but if by virtue of any fortuitous inherent redundancy in my question, a passing expert may recognise their field and be willing to guide me, I shall be most grateful.)
• Dragonai 9y ago
  Holy cow. Thanks so much for sharing this!