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Is it really a disconnect? Or just a single poorly made game show? The article doesnt really get into this. It just describes the mistakes in a show, and hints

by berkes 2y ago

Is it really a disconnect? Or just a single poorly made game show? The article doesnt really get into this. It just describes the mistakes in a show, and hints at a few other anecdotes to then conclude there's a disconnect. I believe there may be such a disconnect (34 years of programming under the belt, here) but it's hardly more than a feeling, or belief. This article doesn't substantiate this.

airstrike 2y ago
> My growing feeling of disconnect gets fueled mostly by seemingly shifting notions. Some examples I've heard are people saying "vanilla JS" when talking about Node, or saying "JS without frameworks" when talking about React. The "woah" moment from the first paragraph is another example.