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Eevee: “We’ve been doing this for 20 years. We should have this by now. It should work, it should be pluggable and agnostic, and it should do everything right. […] Instead, we stack layer after layer of additional convoluted crap on top of what we’ve already got because we don’t know how to fix it.” → Read More

Something I like in most modern programming languages is that they tend to ditch semicolons completely — semicolons are a nuisance, a waste of time, a source of (easily fixable) errors, ugly and unnecessary. → Read More

Eric Zimmerman: “My goal was that every card should feel incredibly powerful – a potential game winner in the right situation. I loved seeing my playtesters' faces grow greedy as they read the cards, astonished at how good the powers seemed to be.” → Read More

CGP Grey: “The rule of two is that two is one — and one is none.” → Read More

Mark Jason Dominus: “People seem to think that all software requires new features or frequent bug fixes. Apparently, the idea of software that doesn't get updated because it's finished is inconceivable.” → Read More

Force Touch is not discoverable. → Read More

I've finally convinced myself to watch “2001: A Space Odyssey”. Quick review and analysis. → Read More