Andrei Stoica
@andreistoica
Andrei Stoica
the way they expand out of lines is cool - funny copy
The World Wide Web is what I know best (I’ve coded for money in the programming languages Java, JavaScript, Python, Perl, PHP, Clojure, and XSLT), but the Web is only one small part of the larger world of software development. There are 11 million professional software developers on earth, according to the research firm IDC. (An additional 7... See more
PAUL FORD • Paul Ford: What Is Code? | Bloomberg
I'm curious as to your prefered choice. Also you might try to fill in
this blank first:
"Music is not in the piano" as "(blank) is not in the book"
You could also ask yourself what is (are) the special thing(s) about
humans that the computer might be great at amplifying.
I'm terrible at titles ... but good luck and let me know of your next
set of... See more
this blank first:
"Music is not in the piano" as "(blank) is not in the book"
You could also ask yourself what is (are) the special thing(s) about
humans that the computer might be great at amplifying.
I'm terrible at titles ... but good luck and let me know of your next
set of... See more
Alan Kay's Squeakland posts
“Sprezzatura” is the word Richard-Carvajal uses: an Italian term that describes a kind of nonchalance, employed in order to conceal the work and craft behind something that appears effortless.
Why This Tiny Copenhagen Bakery Is Considered One of the World’s Best
To be clear, there is nothing wrong in making things that are interesting to other people. But, to borrow an insight from Brian Eno, the best way to do that is to follow your curiosity and then build a frame around the result so it makes sense to others afterward .
Henrik Karlsson • A Funny Thing About Curiosity
VI. To play a unique long-term game, you must avoid comparison, which is harder than it seems
The problem in an economy is all the other damn people.
If we dare to live and succeed on our own unique long-term game, we must avoid comparison , especially with those currently experiencing short-term success:
The problem in an economy is all the other damn people.
If we dare to live and succeed on our own unique long-term game, we must avoid comparison , especially with those currently experiencing short-term success:
“If we act upon the desire to emulate those... See more
Paul Millerd • Are long-games real? I suspect mostly no | #292
Solitarist identity is an example of dichotomous or binary thinking, one of the cognitive distortions that are evidently becoming more common, at least among young adults in the United States, according to George Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt’s analysis in “The Coddling of the American Mind.” Psychologists studying binary thinking have also found it... See more