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Linux, the Dunning-Kruger OS

Posted on July 19, 2013 by Scali

Over the years, I’ve seen a pattern emerge. I have documented this on various occasions. Such as the time when Jed Smith thought he knew about Windows security features such as ACLs. Or that time when Linus thought he had … Continue reading →

Posted in Direct3D, OpenGL, Software development, Software news | Tagged computer, desktop, Direct3D, Dunning-Kruger, gaming, linus torvalds, linux, OpenGL, OS X, priority boost, responsiveness, software, technology, Windows | 13 Comments

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Posted on September 15, 2012 by Scali

Shortly after I wrote the previous blog, someone pointed out another programming blog, similar in nature to Mike Taylor’s. This is “Programming in the twenty-first century” by James Hague, a ‘recovering (games) programmer’, as he describes himself. In a similar … Continue reading →

Posted in Software development, Software news | Tagged cognitive dissonance, culture, demo coders, demoscene, Dunning-Kruger, government, GPL, gplv3, James Hague, linux, linux community, midi music, Mike Taylor, open source, programming, shaders, share ideas, tax | 25 Comments

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