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I try not to evangelise because I think it's too easy to blow your evangelism budget and cause people to discount you altogether, and also because lives are complicated and

Look, the question of whose fault bugs are is not actually that complicated once you've got a properly well rounded background in cognitive systems engineering, moral philosophy, philosophy of moral

Things I am learning from my question about software development books:1. There are probably a few good ones I should check out.2. The state of software development books in general

I am being consistently blown away by how good adding random prompts to my writing practice has been. This is some serious "Why did nobody tell me this like two

Is there any good research on the sociology of how people join and leave open source projects?Seems like an area with lots of interesting dynamics and potentially a lot of

Pick the option you expect the fewest people to pick. Pick the option you expect the fewest people to pick. Pick the option you expect the fewest people to pick.

Based on the results of this poll, it seems like it might be interesting for me to do a thread about Hypothesis: Some of you might learn what it is

Haskell programmers are used to making programming super annoying in order to achieve greater correctness, Python programmers wouldn't be using Python in the first place if they were willing to