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Announcing the 2019 no-budget film contest(medium.com)
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by enkiv2 8y ago
Debugging by abductive reasoning: imagine possible classes of mistake that might explain the behavior, then invent experiments designed to eliminate each entire class as an explanation. If a class of explanation cannot be eliminated, drill
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by enkiv2 8y ago
The easiest way to get people interested in your hobby project is to write it yourself. If it's genuinely interesting, strangers will demand commit access.
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Worse, and how and when it can be better(medium.com)
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Programming as expression(medium.com)
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Computing and craft among the end users(medium.com)
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by enkiv2 8y ago
If it's similar to a language I already know, I grab a quick-reference guide and start coding. If it's not similar to a language I already know, I read an essay (preferably by the creator of the language) about the design philosop
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Four languages from forty years ago(youtube.com)
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Let's pretend this never happened(medium.com)
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by enkiv2 8y ago
Well, it's clear why this author isn't getting paid for his medium posts: he's writing low-effort low-quality material desperately in need of editing. Medium doesn't present itself as a substitute for a full-time job. It
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by enkiv2 8y ago
I was only ever a regular on the (small, now-defunct) irreality.me imageboard. The most activity I ever performed on 4chan was that time I wrote a bot that responded to every post on /pol/ with a random section of Society of the S
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by enkiv2 8y ago
The easiest way to get into open source is to start your own projects. Alternatively, you can find a project with a single maintainer and few or no third party patches & fix a serious issue (or add a useful feature). If your patch is ac
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by enkiv2 8y ago
The typical way to pick a name for a language is to choose a dead mathematician who is obscure enough that only mathematicians are familiar with his name (so, no Aristophanes, Euler, or Godel) & who hasn't already had a language na
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by enkiv2 8y ago
Try APL or Icon. They're terribly unpopular, but APL can't be beat for one-liners while Icon is substantially better at text processing than perl. Plus, both are still considered academically interesting, and both have open source
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A short glossary of tech industry terms(medium.com)
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by enkiv2 8y ago
Crowley defines magick as the execution of Will upon the world. Programming is actually a better fit for this particular definition than most of the western-occult-tradition ritual stuff Crowley himself was doing (including the enochian stu
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by enkiv2 8y ago
He's an alchemist. The original version of the illustration says salve/coagulate rather than eval/apply.
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A periodic reminder(medium.com)
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Context-centric cultures and call-out cultures(medium.com)
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Conditions for the possibility of exit(medium.com)
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Composability, homogeneity, and language-based systems(hackernoon.com)
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Alternate Computer Universes: Jef Raskin's Macintosh(hackernoon.com)
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Jamming the Signal: Better Living Through Subliminal Messages(medium.com)
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On alternatives(hackernoon.com)
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A periodic reminder(medium.com)
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Automation and philosophy(medium.com)
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On alternatives(medium.com)
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by enkiv2 8y ago
It's fantastic to hear that somebody's actually written an emulator! I dug around looking for one only a couple weeks ago, and the closest I could find was somebody's blog post from 2011 where they managed to get the ROM dump
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Composability, homogeneity, and language-based systems(hackernoon.com)
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by enkiv2 8y ago
This model underestimates the importance of unknown unknowns. Generally speaking, the best solution is one of the solutions not yet explored (simply because it requires a juxtaposition of ideas that are distant in conventional semantic spac

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