You take it back, my Myspace page was the peak of human coding abilities.
Roblox is a better example. Giving people the tools to create shared experiences.
Any thoughts of representing topics across different notes or pages visually? I have always wanted something similar to the https://twitchatlas.com/ but for topics of interest to me. For example Quantum Physics would be…
I think the assumption is if they are "at your door" they probably know you don't have it.
I've read it for the first time today and although I recognize the cringe factor, I recognize something else much more deeply. Which is that feeling of alienation. Lost not because I am necessarily more intelligent than…
To be honest, after reading this document, I believe it contain MUCH more information than just how to conduct a code review.
Some have never cared or either stopped caring altogether because of the average user's apathy. Not that I agree with it, but I can see why someone would ignore that con in favor of the pros.
Thank you, this stuff interests the hell out of me. I'll never be at MIT, but I can read it in my spare time!
Thank you for putting so eloquently what I was feeling while reading that. Half way through, I remembered that I had read that article years ago, and it had me worried at the time. Since then, we've seen no drop in…
You take it back, my Myspace page was the peak of human coding abilities.
Roblox is a better example. Giving people the tools to create shared experiences.
Any thoughts of representing topics across different notes or pages visually? I have always wanted something similar to the https://twitchatlas.com/ but for topics of interest to me. For example Quantum Physics would be…
I think the assumption is if they are "at your door" they probably know you don't have it.
I've read it for the first time today and although I recognize the cringe factor, I recognize something else much more deeply. Which is that feeling of alienation. Lost not because I am necessarily more intelligent than…
To be honest, after reading this document, I believe it contain MUCH more information than just how to conduct a code review.
Some have never cared or either stopped caring altogether because of the average user's apathy. Not that I agree with it, but I can see why someone would ignore that con in favor of the pros.
Thank you, this stuff interests the hell out of me. I'll never be at MIT, but I can read it in my spare time!
Thank you for putting so eloquently what I was feeling while reading that. Half way through, I remembered that I had read that article years ago, and it had me worried at the time. Since then, we've seen no drop in…