Berkeley Logo was one of my first programming languages. The idea of declaring functions with the keyword “to” still feels like a fun and good idea, even though of course it doesn’t matter. Just a different perspective.
I scrolled once down this page before realising that no matter what they’ve made, the problem is that I simply don’t trust Meta to make software in their users’ interests.
Brilliant! I really hope they get it through, and I’ll be interested to see what impact it has on screen time app sales in the region.
A new model for assisted memorization, based on asynchronous interactions (using iPhone notifications): https://banyanflashcards.com
Bugs in writing by Lyn Dupré
Berkeley Logo was one of my first programming languages. The idea of declaring functions with the keyword “to” still feels like a fun and good idea, even though of course it doesn’t matter. Just a different perspective.
I scrolled once down this page before realising that no matter what they’ve made, the problem is that I simply don’t trust Meta to make software in their users’ interests.
Brilliant! I really hope they get it through, and I’ll be interested to see what impact it has on screen time app sales in the region.
A new model for assisted memorization, based on asynchronous interactions (using iPhone notifications): https://banyanflashcards.com
Bugs in writing by Lyn Dupré