Ok, now going to attempt to move this thing. Fingers crossed.
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Chris Simpson
@chris_e_simpson
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Scatterbrained ageing software developer researching brain science and building a web app called ZealPad designed to help scatterbrained (or normal) folks get shit done
Hindsight can be so judgy. I think I've finally worked out how to structure the data in my project so that it achieves everything I want whilst remaining intuitive and simple. And now it seems so damn obvious. I bet there's a German word for feeling simultaneously delighted and dense
Mike Amundsen"The arc of programming is long and bends towards immutability..."
#thanks to @shriramk for this.
pulled from : https://twitter.com/ShriramKMurthi/status/1594439351605334018
ShriramKrishnamurthi on Twitter
“1/ Many will tell you why Python is great for teaching coding, so I'll tell you ways it's not. State is a bad default. It should be legal but safe & rare. The arc of programming is long and bends towards immutability. Its early use creates messes (eg, "a variable is a box".) ↵”
@nisanharamati that's definitely in my shortlist. Weren't you on a different server? How was your migration?
@pba snap! (though I'm actually a whole penny more generous)
Might be time to take full advantage of this fediverse and switch away from this humongous instance. Any recommendations, folks?
Moa party settings updated so that nothing gets cross posted without the #xp hashtag from now on. Might be time to wind down the birdsite babbling and increase the micro-mammoth musings
Laura Kate 🏳️⚧️Mastodon has changed how I think. Twitter now seems like a server that doesn't want to federate with anyone else, and that everyone else has blacklisted. I'm in awe of how much sense that makes.
@pba I still haven't read any Greg Bear so thanks for the list
Paul B. AdamsTotally gutted to hear the #SciFi writer Greg Bear has died, aged 71.
If you’ve not read any Bear, and you’re into Hard SciFi, I’d throughly recommend:
* Eon
* Eternity
* Forge of God
* Anvil of Stars
* Heads (Novella)
* Moving Mars
“My pleasure to serve the Hexamon” — Olmy, Eon and Eternity
RIP
https://gizmodo.com/obituary-greg-bear-sci-fi-author-1849806303