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Read it as if you are reading it the second time.

It is also possible that I say something is blue because rest of society says so. My blue can only be known to me

The left hand seems to hold something like a noose which is an oft repeated item in Hindu iconography (pasha/pasa)

Ironic that the article begins with an image of server chassis with wires running around while the description is entirely about cloud infra.

IIRC it doesn't have a stack. So all variables are globals. There is no way to call a function with a parameter - to be accurate, there are only subroutines; no functions.

Any recommendations for a set of hands on exercises that go well with this book ?

I had a severe pain in my neck (cervical spondylosis) for 2 years radiating to my arms and head. At a point, I started getting black outs and random head tingling, driving me crazy. I consulted an Ayurvedic doctor & applied a medicated oil with daily sun exposure for an hour. The pain became manageable after 6 months. I have a livable/bearable pain for the last 10 years - but it no longer bothers me much. The oil saved my mind. I can share more details if anyone is interested (email in profile).

I am finding many things to learn on this from the book 'Philosophy of Software Design' by John Ousterhout. There is a video in YouTube where John Ousterhout outlines the core principles present in his book.

I think its not HN but it's the openness and inclination to help that makes HN very unique.

> So I asked Ilya, their chief scientist, for a reading list

Just curious, if this reading list is available somewhere.

Nice article from Oliver Heaviside. Essentially, it comes down to the realisation that experimenting with mathematics holds as much virtue as reason with logic.