Why Are Computers 2: This Increasingly Complicated World

29/07/2016

Why Are Computers

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James Edward Gray II doubles down on Twitter arguments about static type systems, modern software tooling, the mind-expanding effects of being a polyglot programmer, and the design possibilities of massively concurrent systems.

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