@KassandraSanch Looks amazing!!! I played around a bit with it. I noticed one minor thing. When I add a letter that sticks out to the bottom, like a 'g' it clips a bit. What would be a nice way of solving? One thing I tried is adding a line-height:normal to the h1, would that have other effects?
@JanBoerman95@aserebrenik@IEEEICSME@mauricioaniche@felipe_fifo@fernandocastor I conducted research on the confusion in Java. The conditional operator is confusing in a way that if you don't know the operator, it is really hard to guess what it does. In my experiment, this caused participants to make more mistakes than with written out if-else code.
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We’ve just added built-in citation support to GitHub so researchers and scientists can more easily receive acknowledgments for their contributions to software.
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@roytries not all colors are one wavelength. Purple, for example is a mix between blue and red, and does not have its own wavelength. According to wikipedia it's called a non-spectral color: https://t.co/ndYlPV6xRp
My wonderful bachelor student Nienke Nijkamp needs your support! 💪🏼🧑🏻💻👩🏾💻
For her research she created a user survey to determine the readability of generated test names. ⚙️🗯️
It takes about 20 min, and you would help us immensely!
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.@ChLanghout and I just presented our "Atoms of Confusion in Java" paper at #icpc21!
TL;DR: Some atoms negatively affect how novices comprehend code.
More details (and a short video) here: https://t.co/5MaEmOCeUF
Had an awesome opportunity to share to TU Delft students what I am up to at https://t.co/PNPvejnkLS after graduating. Bit strange to be at a lunch lecture from the presenter side, but glad I got the opportunity to share! Thanks @WISVCH for having me!
"For me personally it is evolved from feeling like I have to prove myself that I am allowed to have a seat at the table. That I have arrived…” – Margaret, Chief Platform Officier
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The YP Bookclub read and discussed the book "Never split the difference" written by @VossNegotiation and @TahlRaz. We learned it's a great book with combination of examples, anecdotes and theory.
Links in first comment.
#podcast#bookclubs#negotiationtips