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Software Utopianism in a Flawed Universe(medium.com)
1 points by enkiv2 9y ago|0 comments
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Big and Small Computing(medium.com)
1 points by enkiv2 9y ago|0 comments
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Against UI Standardization(medium.com)
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Against Trendism: defanging the social media disinformation complex(medium.com)
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Design for a Hypothetical Undergraduate CS Curriculum(medium.com)
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Using Ethics in Web Design(smashingmagazine.com)
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by enkiv2 9y ago
Have you ever seen an apache project? The norm for code quality is abysmal, even in open source (where it's much better on average than proprietary hacks). HR generally doesn't have the training to distinguish good code from bad c
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by enkiv2 9y ago
Generally speaking, people in group #4 throw an athena license or BSDL on it (though sometimes they'll throw a GPL or something on it instead). Group #4 accounts for most individual open source projects (though not most code, since big
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Hack an engineer(nemil.com)
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Incredibly Strange Programming Languages(youtube.com)
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The Forgotten Ideas in Computer Science(youtube.com)
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by enkiv2 9y ago
I think you're just being bitten by the availability heuristic here. It's seemed completely ubiquitous to me since around 2014.
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by enkiv2 9y ago
Tracery is straightforward enough for kids old enough to read. It doesn't produce pretty pictures, but it might be a good fit for the older kids. You might think of grabbing an OLPC machine, making a couple demos with turtle (like, lsy
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Buy a share of Mike(montag.wtf)
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by enkiv2 9y ago
The Computer History Museum has a youtube channel with a lot of material on it. While it's mostly old material (oral histories from people who were movers and shakers in computer science in the 40s and 50s), it has a lot of re-upload
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by enkiv2 9y ago
I kind of hate the way this article is titled, considering that literally all the quotes from professional economists involve them saying "oh, this isn't very radical -- we've been saying this for 50 years and nobody has list
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HyperCard Zine(crime.team)
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The Art of Destroying Software(vimeo.com)
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Patterns and Anti-Patterns in APL [video](youtube.com)
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ROUT, the first search engine(web.stanford.edu)
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Announcing the 2018 no-budget film contest(medium.com)
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Design's Lost Generation(medium.com)
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The blockchain isn't as radical as you want it to be(longreads.com)
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Un-Jobsifying software development(medium.com)
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by enkiv2 9y ago
Phytohormones don't bind to human receptors.
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by enkiv2 9y ago
Doesn't literally any diet that induces ketogenesis qualify as "a keto diet"? Or, has somebody branded some particular ketogenesis-inducing diet "THE keto diet"? I'm vaguely aware of some non-epileptics trying
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by enkiv2 9y ago
It was introduced last August. Most posts are not paywalled, because users need to apply to a partner program and make sure their posts adhere to particular criteria in order to have the option of putting their posts behind the paywall.
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Document your art: how to archive(ajroach42.com)
1 points by enkiv2 9y ago|0 comments
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Contra Ovadya on post-truth(medium.com)
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Fixing lore in tech(medium.com)
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