“CS will prepare you for ‘real world’ software development like athletics training would prepare an army for battle.” arstechnica.com/information-…
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Ouch: RT @gga: “Scala — 1★ Would Not Program Again overwatering.org/blog/2013/1…”
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From time to time, I feel oddly compelled to link to this old “Letter to Dr. Laura about Leviticus” changingtheplanet.com/2011/0…
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@aliostad How about you read this very closely? changingtheplanet.com/2011/0…
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What a great answer: “Why are software development estimates regularly off by a factor of 2-3 times?“ michaelrwolfe.com/2013/10/19… (via @phaus)
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@bcantrill @notmatt Thanks. Don’t have much background e.g. previous offenses, but just can’t help but consider this a serious overreaction.
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@mrreynolds Remember to buy the two DRM-free ones directly off his website
@roidrage I agree, I think that’s the only way it can be understood. IMO the kind of reaction appropriate for, say, a rape threat.
@roidrage (Assuming we’re talking about the same thing, of course)
@roidrage If it were only *threatening* … the post says the guy actually *would have been fired*
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„Sigmar Gabriel ist die neue Zensursula“ kanzleikompa.de/2013/12/01/s…
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@johnallsopp There are? And any of them make any sense at all? Please point to them, everything I’ve seen so far was deeply flawed
@stevendick Good point. Where I live, firing someone is kind of a big deal.
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. @bcantrill, serious question: If I worked at Joyent, would this tweet have got me fired?
I’m all for non-gendered language. Yet I find this post by @bcantrill much worse than what the “offender” did: joyent.com/blog/the-power-of…
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I’m all for non-gendered language. Yet I find this post by @bcantrill much worse than what the “offender” did: joyent.com/blog/the-power-of…
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