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About real programmers, good developers, cognitive biases, China social experiment acronyms and more. IT REAL programmers don’t use Visual Studio – Why would someone want a nice GUI when we can use terminal based editors, such as vim or emacs.… Read More »ProLinks #25
About end of windows, reinventing the wheel, cost per decision and more. IT One of Estonia’s first “e-residents” explains what it means to have digital citizenship – An online community survey recently asked me where I’m based. Without hesitation, I… Read More »ProLinks #24
Why programmers never agree, why audience matters and about learning. More inside. IT Stolen Bitcoin Tracing – Computerphile – When bitcoin is spent, remainders are re-encoded & combined – how do you separate out any ill-gotten gains from the legitimate… Read More »ProLinks #23
About users, media, facebook, reputation age and more. IT Flight Levels: The Organizational Improvement Levels – The Flight Level model poses one main question: Which organization levels offer which leverage for improvement? Bitcoin is Hurting the Search for Aliens! #deletefacebook… Read More »ProLinks #22
What will sysadmins do in serverless world, how to be a mediocre developer or why projects are always late. More inside. IT Serverless Ops: What do we do when the server goes away? – What would I do if there… Read More »ProLinks #21
About ethics in data science, the role of luck in a success or how can families afford children. More inside. IT Brief History of Programming Gitflow – Animated – Click on the buttons below / next to each branch to… Read More »ProLinks #20
How to teach machines, how to program programming language, how to manage engineers or how NASA prevented the end of the world. More inside. IT Teacup – Once upon a time, there was a machine learning researcher who tried to… Read More »ProLinks #19
Linux on Android, how street names can break navigation or how jokes are made. More inside. IT Becoming a Software Developer – Myths vs. Reality Samsung Launch ‘Linux on Galaxy’ Survey – The ‘Linux on Galaxy’ project allows a regular… Read More »ProLinks #18
How to write bad code, why we need fewer product managers or how does worldwide overnight shipping works. More inside. IT Everyone Can Write Bad Code – It’s Simpler than You Think We Need Fewer Product Managers – This post… Read More »ProLinks #17
How good code dies, about bad and good algorithms and live stream from space. More inside. IT Fantastic Algorithms and Where To Find Them – Nicholas Ormrod – Meeting C++ 2017 You are doing Stand-ups wrong! – It’s another Monday… Read More »ProLinks #16