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3y ago
Yes coding is very hard. Glad to read this honest take on it!
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I agree with the programming as theory building. Not an epiphany for me but it is something I realised for the last 20 years. I am however glad that other people can explain it better than myself. For another good explanation of this read “
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3y ago
I might try something like this indexing method
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3y ago
Nice article. Yes explore the world and your life!
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3y ago
Very interesting. Is something still a discovery if there is no proof?
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3y ago
A Valvomo Netsurfer chair - made work comfortable again
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3y ago
Great idea, where can I buy one?
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3y ago
I agree mostly with the article, VBA doesn't have to get past the pointy haired bosses or the purchasing and compliance departments!
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3y ago
Having spent a decade writing my own programming language it is funny to read these recommendations. I don't think it is fair to say what someone should not do, as writing a programming language by definition is ridiculously hard!
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3y ago
As a developer many people ask me if I am worried about AI making my job obsolete. I always answer truthfully, "I CAN'T WAIT for AI to make my job obsolete!". After trying several AI tools in the hope of replacing my coding j
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3y ago
Good tips, sorely needed by me
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3y ago
Amazing read
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3y ago
Brilliant series! Are there any similar articles on how to make a Javascript debugger?
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3y ago
Wow, I never knew that Apple actually paid Amazon to use the patent. Very insightful!
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3y ago
Good advice for marriages too!
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3y ago
Nice, I never knew this trick existed
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3y ago
Very interesting comments about pain. The comments are better than the article in this case!
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3y ago
Good write up! Agree with the top comments about hiring smartest independent people earliest
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3y ago
For me it is best to work on important problems that are hard to solve
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3y ago
Very interesting, when do you expect to release this?
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3y ago
Really ahead of its time. No reason this couldn’t be done today for cartridge and PlayStation games though
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3y ago
Well put article! Yes , blogs are there to connect us with like minded people
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3y ago
Yes, I think about this all the time and try to make sure that I produce stuff that is fun, and not optimised for profit.
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3y ago
I think that in the end AI will create far more jobs than it destroys as these jobs will be to cleanup the mess made by AI
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3y ago
I find that changing working position and keyboards often makes sense for me. Also I too navigate code far more than I type
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3y ago
Great rules, need to read them every 6 months to embed them in my neural circuitry!
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3y ago
Good, we should support companies who give a shit about the customer!
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3y ago
Yep, can definitely relate to this
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3y ago
Having studied at Manchester university this as a joy to read
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3y ago
Really love this, yes I always pay top dollar for people who give a shit
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