If the power goes out, I won't be able to sustain myself. Does that mean I'm already a cyborg?
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Mike Skoe
@mikeskoe
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Programming, things and thinks.
Another way to explain binary AND in programming:
A christian AND a hindu together are the same atheist as me
A christian AND a hindu together are the same atheist as me
A name is not the same as a hash. If the content or even the fundamental principles evolve or are rewritten, the name will remain the same.
“Liquid Glass is hot!” - my phone’s CPU
“Liquid Glass is attractive!” - my attention during work
“Liquid Glass is attractive!” - my attention during work
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I like one quote from art, when talking about composition: "A good composition is not when there is nothing to add, but when it is nothing to remove".
I feel like it fits nicely to #programming
I like OOP. It represents the real world.
For example, I have a chair.
The chair can sit, accepting me as an argument.
Inheritance is legacy
@FiniteLooper instanceof nether support exhaustive check. Even if AB is a parent class (because there is no concept of sealed classes).
But now I am thinking that probably ‘switch (ab.constructor.name) {‘ would be more symmetrical to discriminated unions.
The smartest thing I ever heard was when 11-year-old me asked my 14-year-old brother what superpower he wanted to have. He said, "None. When there's a superhero, there's a supervillain."