Focusing on happiness, what if the computer were just endlessly working on making humans happy? Would that be any better? You might end up with this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Isrd7E5nzIQ Or perhaps something…
> Language greatness is pretty subjective and task specific. There are some languages I will never declare great If greatness is subjective AND task specific, then the languages you will never declare great could be…
> Interviewer: How long have you been doing it? > Carpenter: Ten years. Now if that were 20 years, instead of the rock it would be a complex, slow hammering machine that employed tumbled-smooth colored rocks. Those…
> I think that good languages offer features that make your code better, not let you write it faster. And great languages let you do both.
Nate Kurz? Who is this guy anyway? While he might appear to have 40018 or higher karma on Hacker News, how does that give him the authority to drag Nicholas Gibbs' name through the mud, and for what? A temporary spot at…
Focusing on happiness, what if the computer were just endlessly working on making humans happy? Would that be any better? You might end up with this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Isrd7E5nzIQ Or perhaps something…
> Language greatness is pretty subjective and task specific. There are some languages I will never declare great If greatness is subjective AND task specific, then the languages you will never declare great could be…
> Interviewer: How long have you been doing it? > Carpenter: Ten years. Now if that were 20 years, instead of the rock it would be a complex, slow hammering machine that employed tumbled-smooth colored rocks. Those…
> I think that good languages offer features that make your code better, not let you write it faster. And great languages let you do both.
Nate Kurz? Who is this guy anyway? While he might appear to have 40018 or higher karma on Hacker News, how does that give him the authority to drag Nicholas Gibbs' name through the mud, and for what? A temporary spot at…