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the world would instantly become a better place, it isn't half as important as it likes to think it is

STEP AWAY FROM THE KEYBOARD CRAIG!

What about 'Smashing Security' and 'Darknet Diaries' ?

What a load of nonsense. Somehow in a 4 minute read the author (Social_Justice_Tech)has managed to fit in every form of information bias known alongside unattributed graphs and a picture of THAT guy from Google.

it's a good first choice; it introduces you to common concepts easily, it has a nice clear syntax and can be used in a range of paradigms (OO, FP, shell scripting).

"You many not have something to hide, but you have something to protect"

I listen to music all the time (my Spotify end-of-year stats are terrifying), but I think that's conducive to productivity rather than an impediment.

Podcasts are different however, I'm not sure I could listen to them in the same way

Can you explain why the certainty of 'It’s a fact that front-end development will be deprecated in a near future' ? I'm fairly certain it's 'a possibility', rather 'a fact'

As a language its falling out of favor I think, but there's nothing simpler than Sinatra in Ruby

except we're not talking about jet engines - I was asking at what point does basic become deep, hence the next remark referring to 'years of experience' as a benchmark

I don't think that's too bad though - I'd prefer them to clarify what they mean by 'deep' vs 'basic' understanding, but I certainly know a few developers with 3-5 years experience who could comfortably tick the box

you don't

I just say 'programmer', it's certainly easier than 'Someone burdened with inexhaustible curiosity'