in the late 2000s there was a failed academic landgrab in the digital humanities called "critical code studies", where non-programmers tried to conduct critical readings of code snippets. it went about as well as you would expect
— you-have-just-experienced-things (@y_h_j_e_t) May 28, 2023
gonna post some of my fav quotes in this thread
Just lol
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Final
Verdict: Full of Gems
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Singletons are a right
of passage 
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It's called an anytime algorithm and anyone with a first-year undergrad knowledge of algorithms and complexity would know this. That said, it's only relevant for algorithms that find approximate solutions, rather than exact ones.
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okay? then maybe they shouldn't do that???
it's like saying a hammer
is bad because sometimes people hit their nuts with it. maybe the problem is the nut hitters, not the hammer
itself
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