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Anything about leverage. Here are the ones I read that were helpful. The second two are engineering-specific, but Principles is domain agnostic. * Principles: https://www.amazon.co…

I use a single app, Bear. It's a nice notes app (think Evernote but with a really refined UI). My main goal is to have everything in one place: My journal entries, minutes from mee…

Sadly, no. Sorry!

Airtable | San Francisco, CA or Mountain View, CA | Onsite | Software Engineer, Product Engineer, Data Engineer, Data Scientist, SRE, Mobile Engineer [COVID-19: The whole company i…

I had a different experience to kabdib: customization made me able to actually use emacs productively. I joined a company where most of the devs used emacs, so I kind of needed to …

Hiya! Author of the article here. I used OmniGraffle.

Which people and groups are researching new approaches to programming? I'm interested in groups who are thinking about the next thirty years, rather than the next five years. Some …

OmniGraffle. I really enjoy using it.

I wrote a short post about how and why I made Gitlet: http://maryrosecook.com/blog/post/introducing-gitlet

The heavily commented code: http://annotated-code.maryrosecook.com/space-invaders/index....

The danger with a natural language-like programming language is that it gives the impression . This is impossible. I want the advantages of a natural language-like syntax (easy to …

I like the period idea. I will try it. Quotes are required around number literals to maintain consistency with string literals.

I read and loved Mindstorms. Thanks for the recommendation. Would love to hear what your child thinks of Isla.

I like your idea for making the set and creation commands more aware of time. I will think about this. Thanks a lot.

Most of the stuff I have learnt from the experiences of young children using Isla comes from second hand reports from parents. I have also tested it on non-programmer adults. There…