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Ankintol
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Comment #27614631
I'd encourage you to look into Cognitive Load Theory[0]. A key finding is that people are not creative generally but are instead creative relative to their skills. e.g. if you are …
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Comment #27583790
They may still make that, but I suspect developers will not have full access to the full power of the platform. A thought I should have fleshed out in the above post: the kind of s…
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Comment #27583505
Slightly adjacent to the article, I don't think Apple cares all that much about the AR metaverse/ecosystem. My own prediction, using many of the same data points as the author, is …
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Comment #27268656
As someone who's produced a large volume of educational content in my career, this idea ends up producing content that even most serious practitioners cannot consume. The problem i…
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Comment #27123832
I've watched several people go through this conversation after a company made this demand. For this to succeed it seems that you need to be indispensable, or be part of an organize…
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Comment #26962618
> Can you please provide proof that our justice system is failing victims? Do you just mean that the conviction rate is anything less than 100% for accusations? I'm confused that y…
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Comment #26962244
> there is a court and criminal justice system for a reason Having supported a few friends trying to push these kinds of complaints through the courts, I think the precise reason t…
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Comment #26935672
Those engineers have the good fortune to be working in a fairly constrained space. New materials and building techniques become viable slowly over time. Software developers are abl…
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Comment #26642693
Just as a note, the article specifically lays out that you are only a loser in a pure economic sense, you have not maximized monetary profit and have chosen to prioritize something…
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Comment #26587346
Does it look like I made a mistake to most people? I've never received a comment in a PR about it and I observe other developers using the same technique, so I'm surprised to hear …
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Comment #26584963
I'd be curious to see experiments with variable numbers of line breaks to create additional structure. I find my own code significantly more readable by separating certain "sub-blo…
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Comment #26584885
I think the author's POV still stands just perhaps needs some massaging the framing. > When people acquire skills, and that makes some tasks easier compared to untrained people, th…
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Comment #25935989
No, a class is a data type coupled to functions operating on that class. For the purpose of this discussion a module is a way to semantically group types and functions without coup…
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Comment #25934356
> In general, object orientation is a reasonably elegant way of binding together a compound data type and functions that operate on that data type. Let us accept this at least, and…
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Comment #25824809
Points 1 and 2 describe the jobs of most Staff Engineers (or higher) at large tech companies like FAANG that I know. Smaller companies rarely have these because, perhaps unsurprisi…
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Comment #25341795
I totally agree, we do all of these things. It was just a little less clear early on in the project what the best structure for the project was :)
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Comment #25337438
The fact you ask this question gets at my point I think. For several years I've been writing a large computer algebra system(CAS) that runs on a webpage. Every time the user puts s…
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Comment #25336392
I think many JS developers are also somewhat blind to the breadth of types of sites that are written, and so don't understand how valuable a type system can be on the web. Most web…