About 20 years ago, Jeff Atwood made the claim that 199 out of 200 programming applicants have no coding ability
Pragmatic Engineer once explained in a favorite video of mine that when you interview, you should think of the interviewer
I considered promoting that site, then checked it out. I can't definitively prove that its written content is generated by
Yikes, that title was a mouthful. Maia is a chess bot developed by ten students at various universities. The Maia
There's a pretty popular YouTube short here making the rounds with the title "You Have a 0% Chance of Beating
tl;dr Codex fixed homesareexpensive.com again, then cloned a Scrabble site in a few hours. I had an idea at work
It was kind of refreshing to see that our old high school lessons are up. The instructor has long since
The original title I had in mind was "The Philosophy of Coding," and it was meant to be somewhat reminiscent
homesareexpensive.com is up again. I'd love to share the fix, but I don't completely understand it. The tl;dr is that
Fair warning: This "essay" is going to do quite a bit of rambling, and it's going to ramble about everything
Smack tried posting this to Reddit a couple days ago, once again on r/dataisbeautiful. Unfortunately, the mods removed it within
No one has really been following this series, and that's...fine. Hopefully with such a small audience, no one will notice
About six weeks ago, Smack (which is the name I will be referring to from now on, even though his