Looks like an interesting article, but I only read the comic and the tl;dr bullet points: Rules of Thumb for Software Development Estimations.
Rules of Thumb for Software Development Estimations
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Category Archives: Learning
The illusion of free will
I have conjured a rabbit hole for myself: we fall into the illusion of free will.
Why Split Lexing and Parsing Into Two Separate Phases?
An interesting and easy to read explanation of why you might like to keep lexing and parsing separate: Why Split Lexing and Parsing Into Two Separate Phases?
How to interpret, understand, and act on feedback
This was a good read: How to interpret, understand, and act on feedback. It’s some commentary on how to take feedback in a useful, mature, and Emotionally Intelligent way.
bondi
So I was able to compile bondi with a little help from my friend epilys.
It went a little something like this:
$ sudo apt install opam $ opam init $ opam switch create 4.06.1 $ opam install base $ opam install ocaml-lsp-server $ opam install stdlib-shims $ dune build
I’m not certain stdlib-shims was required and the ocaml-lsp-server was for vscode integration (I think).
Computer Science Version Two
Every now and then I find myself over on the C2 wiki. Today it was here:
The Circle
I did some creative writing, inspired by a new friend: The Circle.
3Blue1Brown
Learned about a YouTube channel that runs math videos: 3Blue1Brown. The channel is here.
Learning Kanji
I mentioned to a friend that I thought it was a romantic idea to learn Kanji, and I would very much like to, but I just don’t have time. My friend recommended the Genki Textbook. So this note is just for the record. When it comes to learning Japanese I suppose no one will be surprised to know that there are a lot of options.
The 4 things you need to be an expert
I posted about this earlier, but here it is again: The 4 things you need to be an expert:
- Valid Environment
- Many Repetitions
- Timely Feedback
- Deliberate Practice