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Just glue an envelope with a CD to the backcover, this is what people were doing before your fancy internets became a thing. But really, if you a writing a book on a modern language, and your code has external dependencies, chances are it will not build 5 years forward, even if there are no URLs directly in the book.
Is it feasible to attach a usb drive to a book these days?
An anachronism from before the current era, when you can take a picture of text with your phone and tell ChatGPT "transcribe this".
"printed in the book itself, so the reader can type it in" An anachronism from before the current era, when you can take a picture of text with your phone and tell ChatGPT "transcribe this".
Just glue an envelope with a CD to the backcover, this is what people were doing before your fancy internets became a thing. But really, if you a writing a book on a modern language, and your code has external dependencies, chances are it will not build 5 years forward, even if there are no URLs directly in the book.
Just glue an envelope with a CD to the backcover, this is what people were doing before your fancy internets became a thing. But really, if you a writing a book on a modern language, and your code has external dependencies, chances are it will not build 5 years forward, even if there are no URLs directly in the book.
Is it feasible to attach a usb drive to a book these days?
"printed in the book itself, so the reader can type it in" An anachronism from before the current era, when you can take a picture of text with your phone and tell ChatGPT "transcribe this".
The antipattern here is the physical book, surely?
Just glue an envelope with a CD to the backcover, this is what people were doing before your fancy internets became a thing. But really, if you a writing a book on a modern language, and your code has external dependencies, chances are it will not build 5 years forward, even if there are no URLs directly in the book.
Is it feasible to attach a usb drive to a book these days?