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So this is a big blog ranting about something to then sell you something else. Distasteful... We had project based learning at my university, it was fine. Not

by Sytten 3y ago

So this is a big blog ranting about something to then sell you something else. Distasteful... We had project based learning at my university, it was fine. Not the best, but 2 weeks scoped projects are similar to sprints which is what businesses want. You are not reinventing the wheel in most programming jobs. I just feel it lacked some some theory, but theory is everywhere on the internet if you bother to look.

BSEdlMMldESB 3y ago
> So this is a big blog ranting about something to then sell you something else. Distasteful... like the overwhelming majority of new content on the public internet. but also somehow calling it out as advertisement is bad form.... why??? how? what!? maybe I should just get over myself, grow up, and give up on the idea that through digital technology we can share media for free between everybody. or maybe I just feel like this because I'm not collecting royalties?
- revskill 3y ago
  Because it violates the Single-responsibility Principle (SRP), which states: A blog post should have one and only one reason to edit, meaning that a blog post should have only one job.
  - gessha 3y ago
    Isn’t this applied to object oriented design and not (digital) writing?
    - BSEdlMMldESB 3y ago
      yes, but I think they're making fun of me by being sarcastic they imply that my comment is wrong because clearly a blog post can do many things at once: be useful, but also invite the reader to buy more. like drug sellers know and make (ab)use of: "the first one is free" ... now who is going to pay me for this valuable AI training data? [explaining sarcasm over text]
  - scarface_74 3y ago
    I think it would have been more honest if he hadn’t buried the lede something like : “I have a course I am selling based on my theory of learning. Let me give you my thoughts”. And the title being “Why I created my course”.
  - BSEdlMMldESB 3y ago
    clearly I'm downvoted because people find something useful in the blogpost, hence my criticism is rejected. but I see the trends: any time now we will have to pay to watch publicity of this level. I've seen some youtube content which is really just advertisement prefixed by a funny skit.
avinassh 3y ago
> So this is a big blog ranting about something to then sell you something else. Distasteful... I went through the curriculum, it was interesting. Are there any books which teach the same?

by Sytten 3y ago

BSEdlMMldESB 3y ago

> So this is a big blog ranting about something to then sell you something else. Distasteful... like the overwhelming majority of new content on the public internet. but also somehow calling it out as advertisement is bad form.... why??? how? what!? maybe I should just get over myself, grow up, and give up on the idea that through digital technology we can share media for free between everybody. or maybe I just feel like this because I'm not collecting royalties?

revskill 3y ago
Because it violates the Single-responsibility Principle (SRP), which states: A blog post should have one and only one reason to edit, meaning that a blog post should have only one job.
- gessha 3y ago
  Isn’t this applied to object oriented design and not (digital) writing?
  - BSEdlMMldESB 3y ago
    yes, but I think they're making fun of me by being sarcastic they imply that my comment is wrong because clearly a blog post can do many things at once: be useful, but also invite the reader to buy more. like drug sellers know and make (ab)use of: "the first one is free" ... now who is going to pay me for this valuable AI training data? [explaining sarcasm over text]
- scarface_74 3y ago
  I think it would have been more honest if he hadn’t buried the lede something like : “I have a course I am selling based on my theory of learning. Let me give you my thoughts”. And the title being “Why I created my course”.
- BSEdlMMldESB 3y ago
  clearly I'm downvoted because people find something useful in the blogpost, hence my criticism is rejected. but I see the trends: any time now we will have to pay to watch publicity of this level. I've seen some youtube content which is really just advertisement prefixed by a funny skit.

avinassh 3y ago

> So this is a big blog ranting about something to then sell you something else. Distasteful... I went through the curriculum, it was interesting. Are there any books which teach the same?