These are some related fiction texts that might be interesting.
Coding Folklore
webThese are some related fiction texts that might be interesting.
Tao of programming
The Codeless Code
http://thecodelesscode.com/ A long (234!) collection of texts
Inspired
Sylvain Abélard's koans
Rough Book's koans
Unnamed
From Hacker News
Alan Perlis' epigrams in programming
Jargon Files
Homepage
Folklore
The story of Mel
A Story About ‘Magic'
Some AI koans
Rootless root / Unix Koans
Mails
The 500-mile email
The Cursed Computer Iceberg Meme (recopilation)
this is not a hall of shame.
the intent is to awaken you to many of the peculiarities and weirdness of computers.
hopefully, after reading these articles, you will have learned a lot and will embrace chaos.
Monktoberfest 2016: Bryan Cantrill - Oral Tradition in Software Engineering
youtubeA talk reflecting on the Oral tradition of software, what remains and what was lost.
¿Suprisingly? there were a lot of references to work. Feels like everything pre-YouTube takes place in a work environment.
On YT
Spaces/times of oral tradition
USENET era
with lot's of privative boxes
Illiad's version is
The story of Mel [see]
Odyssey's version is
Soul of a new machine
From the 80's & 90's
The Bug Count Also Rises - by John Browne
Post-Youtube
Videos, virality and easy shareability
First "viral" videos
How to build a RoR blog.
Google tech talks
On the source space
Code comments as oral tradition
The source space of UNIX
Troff
The "you are not expected to understand this" comment
That which we can't explain, we don't understand!
Logical XOR on C About understanding the intent of code.
The "You think this is cheesy?" comment