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About ughitsaaron
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Comment #48832574
Part of the point of SICP is to be generic about its programming principles. The core principles and concepts are independent of any particular programming language (so long as it …
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Comment #48797744
I get ads for this all the time but still have no idea what I could do with it.
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Comment #48345125
I really love that book and also couldn’t help but think about it while reading this.
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Comment #47131789
I just want to call out how much I appreciate the comparison of “vibe coding” to the endless scroll.
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Comment #44917165
> When you watch someone who knows what they are doing, you'll see them looping over the following steps: > Build a mental model of the requirements > Write code that (hopefully?!)…
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Comment #44003401
I really agree. I think this is particularly peculiar to English speakers because the mix of origin in our vocabulary is such a grab bag.
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Comment #40722574
My apologies. https://abcnews.go.com/amp/US/wireStory/noam-chomskys-wife-r...
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Comment #40522100
I actually laughed out loud when I read that conclusion. Not only does it sound infeasible and unsustainable, it also sounds not a little arrogant and likely annoying for everyone …
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Comment #40384980
My hunch is that because `child` is so common place and suggests no semantic reference to oppression.
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Comment #40384945
I think it’s easy to overestimate how thinly skinned most people really are because an exceptional complaint (that’s not easily dismissible) commands attention. (This isn’t necessa…
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Comment #40384824
Hristos a înviat! Multumesc, brother.
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Comment #40378885
That _is_ a much better link.
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Comment #40173520
At the very least, even if you haven’t read Camus, I expect that any programmer of any experience should already have some intuitive sympathy with “The Myth of Sisyphus.”
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Comment #39764478
The publication is still around, at least online. Weirdly, I also noticed there’s a 2600 Meetup group nearby where I live.