RE: Titled

[malinchristersson]

The difference between an easy model and a complicated one.

Heliocentrism and geocentrism

[mariojoaoc-deactivated20191001]

<true> liquid-crystal display 2 - Another version from the photo manipulation of Sandy Smith’s “Green / Blue Horizontal”, this time with a little more glitch in it.

[n-plus-one]

Programming be like....

Me: oh awesome I only have one error left, let me fix it!

*fixes error and re-complies*

Me: oh awesome now I only have like seven errors left!

[my-twisted-code]

[marinabedrock]

[did-you-know]

Source

[marinabedrock]

[thatcomputernerdblog]

When you start to learn programming

REALITY

[david]

Don’t mess with STEM in Texas.

NY Times: Texas Student Is Under Police Investigation for Building a Clock

WIRED: Maker Kid Busted for Clock Handcuffed Wearing NASA T-Shirt

Washington Post: ‘They thought it was a bomb’: 9th grader arrested after bringing a home-built clock to school

BBC: Ahmed Mohamed, 14, arrested over clock mistaken for bomb

Police: “We have no information that he claimed it was a bomb. He kept maintaining it was a clock, but there was no broader explanation. […] The concern was, what was this thing built for?”

[algorhythmn-deactivated20181016]

Data structures and books.

[thingsprogrammersshout]

Things Programmers Shout #279

“Fuck the users.”

[thethingaboutprogramming]

The thing about programming is that you only spend around 10% of your time actually writing the code; the rest is spent cursing, crying and staring blankly at the screen while your brain struggles to keep track of the million moving parts in your project.

(via chelonaut)

[programmingproblems]

[n-plus-one]

Coworker: Are there any languages you want to learn?

Me: Well, I wish I was more fluent in SQL.

Coworker:...

Me:...

Coworker:...

Me: You mean spoken languages didn't you?

[thethingaboutprogramming]

The thing about programming is that you’re constantly on a subliminal and destructive mission to outwit your future self.

(via thethingaboutprogramming)

[commentyourcode]

fun fact

programmers like working with dark themes on all of the IDEs and text editors so they can see their lifeless faces in the reflection of the screen as they code

[did-you-know]

TRICKERY

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