This blog post by @ChristinGorman really resonated with me. Why trusting developers to be more than just code monkeys is a good strategy https://t.co/FoTa9JvY2G (in Norwegian)
@kylegawley I’ve seen countless engineers become managers and still try to code while managing. They then slowly realize that there’s not enough time for it, stop, and accept their new fate with a sad face.
Since 1969 Strassen’s algorithm has famously stood as the fastest way to multiply 2 matrices - but with #AlphaTensor we’ve found a new algorithm that’s faster, with potential to improve efficiency by 10-20% across trillions of calculations per day! https://t.co/nLvFbEDBuO
"Dependency Injection frameworks are built by very clever groups of very clever engineers in very clever ways to very cleverly avoid simply passing parameters to functions"
Had the most intense and fun coding experience I’ve ever had this weekend. 8 hours live multiplayer code battle where you program a turn based strategy game. Your code against others, racing to improve logic and handle new units. @magnars made an amazing game for programmers!
Could not sleep after the competition, because my mind was still on fire. My code was a jumbled mess of spagetti, so much to improve, so many new approaches to try. So much fun!
@augustl Kinda like discovering your lambo has more than first gear 🥳 soon you’ll have comment blocks at the end of your files, full of little experiments