Alfred Twu
NevoWhenever you aren't sure if advocating for or implementing better public transit, walking, or biking facilities is worth it, you can read a story like this. It's worth it.
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| where | NYC |
Gabriel
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Transit, land use, bikes, computers. My day job is writing software.
Here is the "Missing Large Housing" graphic and article
https://alfredtwu.medium.com/missing-large-housing-8a640c70fb3b
Lior Steinberg 
What will happen if we’ll RETHINK our street corners?
We'll realize that until now, we've made them too car-centric. Street corners are designed for fast driving, which means pedestrians have to risk their safety just to cross the street.
But if we’ll rethink our street corners we’ll get
■ More space for pedestrians
■ Shorter crossing distance and time
■ Greener spaces
■ Safer Streets
■ Beautiful street corners
A great example from PGAA Creative Design in Manila
JehiahIntro 870 + 871 from CM Althea Stevens creates an advisory board and map for crossing guard deployments
Or... Imagine this. We could stop investing in intersection baby sitters and write tickets for 🚗 that fail to yield or stop past the stop bar.
Just got this book delivered 🙂 I am pairing it with the Johns Hopkins operating systems course materials. If only I could get the lectures too!
Jeff Yang
Tube Mapper - Luke AgbaimoniMondrian Crescent
I love it when train doors align at the end of a tunnel. The red tiles at Green Park station make this the ideal location to capture this moment.
It wasn't luck though, instead I froze the moving train with a fast shutter. It took ages to get it centred.
This final image resembles an abstract art painting by Piet Mondrian.
#art #mastoart #abstract #architecture #photography #potd #symmetry #london #underground #londonunderground #railway #mondrian #tiles #photo
Damien MillerAfter several years of messing around and getting side-tracked, I'm happy to have finally finished a Minimum Viable Synthesiser.
At some point I should stop designing modules and actually make some music with it...
Predrag GruevskiUndefined behavior (UB) is one of the most misunderstood programming concepts.
It's much more dangerous than most people believe. It can wreck your program even if the code with UB is *never called*.
Here are the most common falsehoods people believe:
https://predr.ag/blog/falsehoods-programmers-believe-about-undefined-behavior/
Kelsey HightowerThe reason I stopped creating new open source projects was because I couldn't afford to maintain them.
I was expected to not only share my work, but continue adding new features, docs, and providing support for free, forever. It just wasn't sustainable for me.