New Schematic

…making positive outcomes the easiest and default approach creates positive feedback loops src via this tweet

Sunday Funday.

http://frontside.io/blog/2016/07/07/the-conjoined-triangles-of-senior-level-development.html

PowerPoint is just simulated acetate overhead slides, and to me, that is a kind of a moral crime.

def fact(n): return reduce(lambda x, y: x * y, range(1, n + 1)) print(fact(5)) #=> 120

project code | slides Lightning Talk given at Refresh Austin, June 14, 2016

This book is dedicated, in respect and admiration, to the spirit that lives in the computer.

brucesterling: Adapted from a talk by Massimo Banzi, co-founder of Arduino, presented at World Maker Faire 2011 in New York. 1.

thecodinglove: /* by chrisbodhi */

npm view MODULE | grep version:

iamdanw: Confusion / Anxiety / Resistance / Frustration / False Starts / Change / Vision / Skills / Incentives / Resources / Action Plan (via A Framework for Thinking About Systems Change · Intense Minimalism)

Good software is approachable.

It wasn’t difficult, but like they say, blog about what would have helped your previous self.

Just the first code block was 🙌 goto

It has been extensively documented that programmers are willing to put in long hours of effort in order to save ten minutes of “unnecessary” labor.

run command_with_output | tee /path/to/destination/file.txt You’ll still get the output of your command to the terminal, but that output will also get piped into file.txt, thanks to the tee command.

var uniqueArray = duplicatesArray.filter(function(elem, pos) { return duplicatesArray.indexOf(elem) == pos; }); Lovely.

“There is something quite colonial, too, about collecting data from users and repackaging it to sell back to them.

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During a phone screen recently, the CTO of the company was going through my portfolio site.

Short version: once vim is running, hit the : key to get to the Action Line [as I’m now calling it] and type syntax on before hitting your enter key.

nowonlyghosts: sixpenceee: Margaret Hamilton is a computer scientist and mathematician.

git clean Today, I’ve been trying out various Yeoman generators to kickstart a web app coding challenge.

This week, I released an update to SE Block, the Chrome extension that removes some of the cruft from the otherwise-excellent Stack Exchange pages.

npmjs: Last year, shortly after returning from JSConf 2014, where npm had sponsored the coffee, I pinged Chris Williams on IRC: 19:07 -!

Stormpath: User Auth & Management as a Service [UAMaaS?]

It’s strictly an 8-to-5 kind of place — there are late nights, but they’re the exception.

And after you’re sufficiently hyped, this.

Come for the dial-up tone, stay for the philosophical & practical discussions.

im-simply-me: I will never not reblog this.

Overview first, zoom and filter, then details-on-demand. src

part one here | completed portfolio site redesign here Rather than jumping into a full web application, I decided to start small with something I could finish in one sitting.

bodhisattva-belladonna: superbestiario: Original illustrations of Blade runner by Syd mead *nerd breathes heavily*

arkitektonas: Amphitheater of Parque Villa Lobos, Sao Paulo, Brazil

huzn: 大友 克洋

todayinhiphophistory: Today in Hip Hop History: Prince Paul released his second studio album A Prince Among Thieves February 23, 1999

briannavictoriaaa: Holy shit.

brucesterling: *When they say “elegant,” they don’t mean aesthetically attractive, because they’re engineers Where does “easy to read” fit?

Part I: Before I Typed a Single Curly Brace or Semicolon When I first saw some JSX code in a tutorial on React, I immediately poo-pooed the whole library: “What is that, HTML in JavaScript?

Since I can’t upvote the question or answer, I thought I’d just give a shout-out to this question on unix.stackexchange.com.

https://gist.github.com/chrisbodhi/b7b10f5e428088fa38da @chrisbodhi I also find it difficult to understand how the test cases are passed.

For the last couple of weeks, I’ve been working on a project at work that has involved, among other things, parsing XML and updating existing XML files.

I just started playing around with Beats, a command-line drum machine installed as a Ruby gem.

From https://gist.github.com/chrisbodhi/15210705414f1b4afcf2 to file_info[:control_info].map {|arr| arr[1] } to file_info[:control_info].map(&:last)