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smyachenkov.com
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| | | | | A couple of years ago, I started my first job as a programmer. On the first day, I entered the office, sat in my new chair, turned on the computer, checked out a project from the version control system and opened it in IDE. The first-ever piece of the code I saw looked like that: // TODO it works, but it's ugly, rewrite function init() { // some code } As you may already have guessed, this code remained untouched for a couple of years, until the project became obsolete and was archived and longer used. | |
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lambdaland.org
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| | | | | I believe computer science plays as integral of a part to a well-rounded liberal arts education as does mathematics and linguistics. Why? A liberal arts education is designed to help you think in new and better ways. Computer science teaches novel ways of thinking, reasoning, and approaching problems that are hard to get anywhere else. I took a class on pedagogy when I encountered this puzzle. I answered the question easily, and I caught myself using reasoning patterns from work in programming coming to ... | |
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danlebrero.com
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| | | | | Book notes on "Code that fits in your head" by Mark Seemann | |
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