Sadly no one has yet written a language that forces you to actually understand the problem domain that you're coding. I'm sure it wouldn't be very popular if anyone ever did. Neither has anyone actually managed to write a language that allows you to write useful code without understanding the problem domain, and no one ever will.
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Have you met Lisp? There's a reason it's unpopular, you actually have to understand things.
I played the little sample video and noticed that it was easier with the small circle as my default is to always be focused with very little peripheral vision.
However, when I switched to a wide field of focus, that I had learned from correcting my eyesight, it was now easier to see motion in the big square.
So, perhaps what they really discovered is that motion is more easily detected when size appropriate for your field of view?
People write long functions because they think procedurally and can't hold several abstractions in their head at once.
Drivers should be functional, nothing to collect. As for syntax, why do you think different languages have different syntax? Some just think the others are gibberish. I prefer a language where i can make my own syntax if i need it, or not.
I've got a funny look in my eyes, but not from looking at parentheses! does a driver constantly look at the shoulders or what's in the middle of the road?
As for readability, pretty much any non-programmer would disagree with you, and lots of programmers as well! I think it was never for readability but for those with lesser minds who can't hold too much information in their head and for those who write functions hundreds of lines long.
Understanding does help. Perhaps you don't see that because you don't understand?
I always thought it was really stupid for people to memorize and practice multiplication tables when none of that is necessary with a little simple understanding.
Well thank you, it would have helped more if any of the employees at any of the gas stations were aware of that. Made driving across the US irritating, well, that combined with the lower fuel efficiency of the crappy ethanol blends.
Yet we still don't address the MAIN problem with [credit] cards [at least in the USA]- the lack of confidential PIN codes to secure them from unauthorized use- and all us consumers are paying for that. At least I have noticed gas pumps and some other devices asking me for my zip code.... better than nothing I suppose.
Hate those stupid gas pumps. Useless if your card is from outside the US.
Do not confuse mechanisms for causes. Do you not think that an entity that functions through biological process would not show a change in those processes anytime the function changes?
Also, heritable? Science doesn't even know what that means.
Except of course, that your neurologist is 'treating' some that is entirely curable without drugs.
Sometimes I think psychiatrists prescribe drugs simply because they know that the majority of people are too lazy to change the way they eat, sleep, and interact with the world and the US mindset of 'it's not my fault, let's blame it on X'.
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It's easy to solve once you realize that it's a point of view that can be adopted.
I'm not quite sure you learned Lisp.
Sadly no one has yet written a language that forces you to actually understand the problem domain that you're coding. I'm sure it wouldn't be very popular if anyone ever did. Neither has anyone actually managed to write a language that allows you to write useful code without understanding the problem domain, and no one ever will.
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Have you met Lisp? There's a reason it's unpopular, you actually have to understand things.
Is it really that hard to divide by 8 and multiply by 5? Wait, this is the US we're talking about right?
I played the little sample video and noticed that it was easier with the small circle as my default is to always be focused with very little peripheral vision.
However, when I switched to a wide field of focus, that I had learned from correcting my eyesight, it was now easier to see motion in the big square.
So, perhaps what they really discovered is that motion is more easily detected when size appropriate for your field of view?
The persons focus is smaller, any movement outside that focus doesn't get processed so results as noise.
Drivers should be functional, nothing to collect. As for syntax, why do you think different languages have different syntax? Some just think the others are gibberish. I prefer a language where i can make my own syntax if i need it, or not.
I've got a funny look in my eyes, but not from looking at parentheses! does a driver constantly look at the shoulders or what's in the middle of the road?
As for readability, pretty much any non-programmer would disagree with you, and lots of programmers as well! I think it was never for readability but for those with lesser minds who can't hold too much information in their head and for those who write functions hundreds of lines long.
That looks like a stupid person trying to make a joke, not anything like Lisp.
Can't wait' for the day when all languages 'evolve' back to Lisp.
Everyone will post their 2 cents worth, recreating the article in a hodge-podge way.
There are other countries less backwards than the USA you know, pin's on credit cards exist.
Understanding does help. Perhaps you don't see that because you don't understand?
I always thought it was really stupid for people to memorize and practice multiplication tables when none of that is necessary with a little simple understanding.
Well thank you, it would have helped more if any of the employees at any of the gas stations were aware of that. Made driving across the US irritating, well, that combined with the lower fuel efficiency of the crappy ethanol blends.
As all the +5 posts made by ignoramuses who don't understand what API's are overwhelm any sort of logical posts by programmers.
Wow, a clueless answer gets +5 interesting. hmm, i guess that is interesting.
Yet we still don't address the MAIN problem with [credit] cards [at least in the USA]- the lack of confidential PIN codes to secure them from unauthorized use- and all us consumers are paying for that. At least I have noticed gas pumps and some other devices asking me for my zip code.... better than nothing I suppose.
Hate those stupid gas pumps. Useless if your card is from outside the US.
Is it a metaphor? Or maybe, just maybe, boulder has a scientific definition that you are ignorant of?
As well, stop religiously spouting stupidities without any understanding of what you are saying. Be careful, you're showing your ignorant bias.
Don't be colloquially/contextually ignorant.
perhaps you missed the 6 months or more part?
Perhaps you should change the way you live your life and not take drugs to support your lifestyle?
Also, heritable? Science doesn't even know what that means.
Hiding symptoms is not the same as eradicating bacteria/viruses.
Sometimes I think psychiatrists prescribe drugs simply because they know that the majority of people are too lazy to change the way they eat, sleep, and interact with the world and the US mindset of 'it's not my fault, let's blame it on X'.