That's rather odd. Guido van Rossum, inventor of Python,
was if memory serves me correctly, worked for several
years on the ABC programming language developed at the CWI
by Guerts, Meertens and Pemberton as amongst other things a
beginners' language. I gather van Rossum didn't like it,
but
On 28/04/16 7:15 PM, Dan Sumption wrote:
This is a subject that interests me greatly, and I'm keen to hear
people's views on it.
My perspective is that of a working software developer (albeit with a
background in psychology), not an academic. I have no experience of
ML, and have worked
On 29/04/16 3:44 AM, Brad Myers wrote:
We have found that trying to have any particular visualization that
serves lots of needs is rarely successful, and a better strategy is to
try to understand and then more directly answer the specific questions
that developers have. We discuss this
