Do you suffer from Programmer's Apathy?
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Sorry, usually I feel the need to make more intelligent comments than that, but in this case I'm just gonna have to go with "what the hell was that?"
I wonder if we need something akin to meta-moderation, to account for people who vote up low-quality articles.
Of course, this wouldn't explain the current score (more upvotes than posters), so perhaps some of the votes are from trolls, accidental clicks, people who only read titles, people who think the article is ironically amusing, or people who want to draw attention to bad content in hopes that mechanisms are put in place for its banning/removal.
As an aside, just because you're not a native speaker of English is not an excuse for poor spelling: a foreigner can use a spellchecker just as well as a native speaker.
I'm not sure why, but recently I was thinking about it because I've been unable to get anything done on my side projects.
I still wanted to ask the question: Do you suffer from programmer's apathy?
Pseudocode is the ultimate high-level language. I can think of a few recent problems it might have have helped me think through.
The article advocates focusing on one slice of the program at a time to avoid apathy. While nowadays vertical slices are trendy, this advocates horizontal slices, A.K.A., the Waterfall Model. Is this the answer to apathy?
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the information....
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was just too low...
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conversational writing style...
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even talk like this....
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that some people...
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talk like this.
But yeah...terrible article...
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