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I'm working on an updated version of this after I put together my CodeMash presentation. Turns out, the ancestor of the computer isn't the Jacquard Loom, it's binary and algebraic weaving. Weaving notation and the loom punched cards made this perceptible to engineers.“The relationship between fiber arts and programming gets even more overt with Core Rope Memory (also called Little Old Lady Memory). Used in the 1960's by NASA, software written by MIT programmers was woven into core rope memory by female workers.”
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dev.to/abbeyperini/...Find out which of your LinkedIn *connections* are in the Epstein Files. Can't run, can't hide.
github.com/cfinke/EpsteInI am genuinely worried about newbie devs. It's super common to use things like Claude Code these days (I do!), but a lot of the folks singing its praises are senior developers. We know what the fuck we're doing.
But I have no idea what advice to give to new people. Its a different landscape.
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