So many bright people I know are either out of work or are dissatisfied with their current employment. Wish there was some way I could figure out how to weave all of this talent into something where everyone could be happy and fulfilled. There has to be a way; some sort of cosmic pattern we can use to make things into a quilt of awesome or something.
@craigmaloney @clacke I think one possible answer is worker owned co-operatives.
@clacke @craigmaloney I started reading Wingolog in 2003 or so, back when Advogato used to be a thing...
@clacke @craigmaloney The c2 wiki always confused me. I never figured out how to actually use the wisdom shared therein in m day-to-day programming labor.
@clacke @craigmaloney Well, not being able to make use of c2 wiki is entirely my own fault. I know I'm missing *something* whenever I visit c2 wiki: self-discipline, perhaps.
@clacke @craigmaloney I just found the redesigned c2 wiki at http://c2.fed.wiki.org. This way of navigation makes things a lot better for me.
I'm sure many of the things I do day-to-day are shaped by how c2 shaped me, it very likely even influenced what courses I took. 2000-2006 were very formative years. To this day when I reason with people I sometimes throw them a c2 link for reference, and people still learn new concepts from it.
Liskov, Demeter, cohesion and coupling ... I may have learned Ruby based on a fascination for Smalltalk gained just by reading c2.