Olia I @_penumbra1_

web weaver Joined January 2015

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weird medieval guys BOOK OUT NOW !! @WeirdMedieval

3 years ago

demon torturing man, france, 14th century

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Olia I @_penumbra1_

3 years ago

I'll never die: some part of this body will keep slithering, twisting and turning, growing into a cell again, a tree, a crow, a cat...

microscopic images. @microscopicture

3 years ago

I'll never die: some part of this body will keep slithering, twisting and turning, growing into a cell again, a tree, a crow, a cat...

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Computer Science @CompSciFact

4 years ago

'Strive to add function by deleting code.' -- Jon Bentley

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Olia I @_penumbra1_

4 years ago

Yes, please

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Olia I @_penumbra1_

4 years ago

You almost tricked me there, text-decoration-skip-ink! 7.5

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Carolyn Main @carolynmain

4 years ago

Finally made this meme thats been in my head

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j̵͍̎i̸̗͛z̵͔̎z̴̗͌w̴̥̽i̵̛̮t̷̛̟c̶̣͝h̸͉̍ @spermatomancer

4 years ago

damn...okay

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Coding is more about communicating than computing. New data: the best predictor of how quickly people learned to code wasn't math or cognitive ability, but language aptitude. Math skill was almost irrelevant. Coding is mastering a language, not numbers. nature.com/articles/s4159…

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Yossi Kreinin @YossiKreinin

4 years ago

A strong willpower & a capacity to absorb punishment make you dumber, or should I say blinder. Where someone weaker would suffer enough to reconsider what they're doing, you just keep going. It's way too late when you look back and ask yourself, why the fuck was I even doing it?

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Olia I @_penumbra1_

4 years ago

Damn greed thehistoryoftheweb.com/what-the-web-c…

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Massimo @Rainmaker1973

4 years ago

Why are some languages spoken faster than others? A recent research suggested that different tongues, regardless of speed, transmit information at roughly the same rate [read more: ow.ly/AUX350yh2FZ]

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Olia I @_penumbra1_

4 years ago

Yaaaay

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Eduards Sizovs @eduardsi

4 years ago

– We don't write tests. – Why? – Because we don’t have time for it. – Why? – Because there is too much work and pressure. – Why? – Because we don’t move fast enough. – Why? – Because changing software has become difficult and risky. – Why? – Because we don’t write tests.

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Mathias Verraes @mathiasverraes

10 years ago

There are only two hard problems in distributed systems: 2. Exactly-once delivery 1. Guaranteed order of messages 2. Exactly-once delivery

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Tomasz Łakomy @tlakomy

5 years ago

Refactoring 1 (one) function in a giant legacy Backbone.js + Grunt codebase from 1958

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Devon Govett @devongovett

5 years ago

@mjackson Depends on what you’re doing I guess. Sure, if you’re building a compiler, JS might not be the best language (we’ve seen this play out lately). But most tasks people use JS for are not CPU bound at all, and JS is plenty fast. Definitely way faster than other scripting languages.

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Olia I @_penumbra1_

5 years ago

Well if you say so... #javascript

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Seb ⚛️ ThisWeekInReact.com @sebastienlorber

5 years ago

😱 Records & Tuples is an awesome TC39 proposal 🤯 It could have a huge impact on JS, and React 🐛 issues it could help to solve: - performance - behavior - more explicit API surface Discover how Records & Tuples will improve React: sebastienlorber.com/records-and-tu…