Forced Boredom
I don't know. I may never know. It may be truly impossible. That's the fun part. Even more fun is the process to solve them.
Info-Ops
Development and elaboration on ideas presented in the three info-ops books
Technology Has Lost Its Pragmatism
So we have two questions here: One, how do we draw boundaries around our computer programs such that we minimize the risk of any one concept failing? Two, how do we define any one term such that it is impossible for there to be a misunderstanding or for the program to crash?
No, It's Not All The Same
My friend, your book premise is horribly whack, but good news: the details can stay the same as long as the reader understands that this is only Step One
The Biggest Problem In Real-World Computer Programming
One-hundred years ago a logician pointed out that naming variables is hard. Programmers can (and must) fix this problem
Technologists, We Gotta Talk
"It Is Difficult to Get a Man to Understand Something When His Salary Depends Upon His Not Understanding It"
Novum Novum Organum Organum++
Ok kids, we're going to refactor all of the modern education system. Who wants to go first?
Idea Assembly Part #473
Chaos, Cynefin, Complexity, Hexagonal Architecture, and Onions