Reposted by Drew Zader
So many of the great software engineers I consider fantastic "software architects" share this one thing:
They build (throwaway) prototypes to prove their point / showcase their ideas. A lot!
So much easier to reason about concrete code than abstract ideas.
They build (throwaway) prototypes to prove their point / showcase their ideas. A lot!
So much easier to reason about concrete code than abstract ideas.
June 18, 2023 at 12:40 PM
So many of the great software engineers I consider fantastic "software architects" share this one thing:
They build (throwaway) prototypes to prove their point / showcase their ideas. A lot!
So much easier to reason about concrete code than abstract ideas.
They build (throwaway) prototypes to prove their point / showcase their ideas. A lot!
So much easier to reason about concrete code than abstract ideas.
Reposted by Drew Zader
Twitter used to routinely challenge Turkey’s takedown requests
Erdogan actually had Twitter banned in Turkey in 2014 for refusing to comply. (the courts later ended the ban.)
but that was on the “censorship” version of Twitter, not this new “free speech” one
Erdogan actually had Twitter banned in Turkey in 2014 for refusing to comply. (the courts later ended the ban.)
but that was on the “censorship” version of Twitter, not this new “free speech” one
May 14, 2023 at 1:12 AM
Twitter used to routinely challenge Turkey’s takedown requests
Erdogan actually had Twitter banned in Turkey in 2014 for refusing to comply. (the courts later ended the ban.)
but that was on the “censorship” version of Twitter, not this new “free speech” one
Erdogan actually had Twitter banned in Turkey in 2014 for refusing to comply. (the courts later ended the ban.)
but that was on the “censorship” version of Twitter, not this new “free speech” one
Reposted by Drew Zader
@jaketapper.bsky.social reskeet me i bet you won't
May 14, 2023 at 1:49 AM
@jaketapper.bsky.social reskeet me i bet you won't