Viewing profile — detectiveninja

we will see how it goes in a year or so, i think the sooner we go to c and then into lisp the better

I think programming is equivalent to literacy. So treating it like piano or math school is fine by me. BTW now that she is beyond the initial wall, after about 3-4 months 30 minute…

I am in the process of teaching my kid (10) how to code, we tried all kinds of things, from programmable robots to scratch and nothing worked. I dont think there is uniform process…

this is so weird I don't use autocomplete nor syntax highlighting, this thing feels almost hostile to my ways. (the only non linear help I love, is jump to definition)

I have been thinking recently that most companies succeed despite technical implementations, not because of them. I mean things like doing ddd or picking nosql or whatever, or maki…

my local book store is selling lord of the rings books for 35E, the same set is 16E in amazon I do want to support them, but I cant afford the difference.