#1031: Schools Where Teachers Are Trained To Teach Students Who Just Want To Learn
Monday • July 11th 2022 • 1:35:32 pm • 3KB
If teachers,allowed students to learn what they are interested in Then they wouldn't need training,to teach students what doesn't interest them. (It is important to understand, that I use the word teach very loosely here,forcing students to temporarily...
#1030: The Comic Book Artist
Sunday • July 10th 2022 • 8:14:27 pm • 3KB
Stan Lee Keynote at the 2017 Graduation Ceremony An Interview with Stan The Man Lee, Marvel Comics' Real Superhero Stan Lee documentary BBC - Jonathan Ross - In Search of Steve Ditko Jack Kirby: Story Teller (Jack Kirby art) Full documentary The History of...
#1029: Into The Fray; Or, Code Generation And The Search For Motivation To Learn Programming
Sunday • July 10th 2022 • 5:48:27 pm • 4KB
It is hard to make money from programming all by yourself,because the products you compete against are made by multiple people. I suspect most times, you are up against a startup that didn’t take off,so there is four people with nothing to do. Only the...
#1028: I Went To The Woods; Or, Don’t Let Broken Schools Frighten You
Saturday • July 9th 2022 • 9:18:26 pm • 4KB
Don't give up on Knowledge and Wisdom, don't let fake schools get to you, or derail you,the cure to broken schools, is self education. This can sweetly begin with modern narrated books that are thought of as priceless,by all the world intellectuals. It is...
#1027: What Is In A Programming Language Anyway?
Friday • July 8th 2022 • 3:43:19 pm • 6KB
Variables, functions, if statements, loops,and objects to group variables and functions together into a structure that makes sense to you. For example, my if(app.user.loggedIn()){app.navigation.signOutButton.visible = true} So computer programming,is...
#1026: The High School Cookbook
Thursday • July 7th 2022 • 8:45:32 pm • 2KB
Math without context is impossible to learn,but math, or programming, or composing, in context of breaking out of poverty seems dirty. For one Humanity should be wise enoughto set all the students free from poverty. As it is not really possible to learn...
#1025: Real School And Subject Divisions
Wednesday • July 6th 2022 • 3:23:13 pm • 4KB
As you probably have figured out all the subject divisions are wrong,they exist for the school not for the student. And we need a real-world,source of subjects. Both to adopt it,and expand the list by subtle analogy to existing items. YCombinator Request...
#1024: Cats And Dogs Living Together
Tuesday • July 5th 2022 • 4:42:10 pm • 4KB
While painting, programming, composing, writing, rhyming, singing, sculpting,building and inventing, all represents real knowledge. It is not just a bag of random random goodies,because they all connect, and reinforce one another. For example, in 3D...
#1023: GPA Is Sus
Monday • July 4th 2022 • 9:17:31 pm • 4KB
All the schools with threats of bad grades, and being held back.And the need to pay for lunch, and pay attention in classes that the students are not interested in - are super weird. And beyond where military is allowed to recruit teenagers,and colleges...
#1022: The Caricaturist
Sunday • July 3rd 2022 • 5:21:30 pm • 3KB
Why people believe they can’t draw - and how to prove they can | Graham Shaw | TEDxHull Solving the Exaggeration with a Checklist (❤️REMEMBER AMPLIFY LIKENESS❤️) Developing Your Style by Studying the Masters Caricature Essentials From Start to Finish Jack...
#1021: Of Denial Of Education, And The Problem Of Sequence
Sunday • July 3rd 2022 • 8:51:03 am • 6KB
A sequence problem, as I termed it,is when one thing prevents another. And I find that people with good intentions,often take to repairing problems in the wrong place. When I was little I struggled with understanding my bullies,and later I just couldn't...
#1020: The User As A Programmer
Saturday • July 2nd 2022 • 5:32:56 pm • 3KB
In the world of programming,troubles are everywhere. And they are huge,I mean like, ridiculous. Above all code is liability,especially if you are a programmer. The less you write,the better. And if you write none,you are guaranteed success. Fixing...
#1019: The Cure And The Humanity
Friday • July 1st 2022 • 2:54:37 pm • 3KB
While there is no conspiracy,there is a tendency. This multiplex,prefers we burn books. It prefers, borders,border walls, war. It prefers to destroy minds,by means of prison. And it has a preference,that we all turn our heads. While there are as many...
#1018: Programming Is Fun
Thursday • June 30th 2022 • 5:39:51 pm • 2KB
Svelte is a nice example,as it is simple and it comes with a neat tutorial. Vue.js has a step-by-step tutorial too,the react tutorial is a bit insane. There is no one to make you hurry,or stand over you. By learning bits of programming,you begin...
#1017: Find Your Own Books: Authentic Knowledge Comes From Everywhere
Wednesday • June 29th 2022 • 8:08:14 pm • 2KB
We are each unique,and that means we all learn differently. And we learn,from different places. At different speeds,in different sequence. The pace and sequence,are dictated by who we are, what we know. There cannot be,one book that teaches all. There...
#1016: Programming By Describing Actions In Plain Text
Tuesday • June 28th 2022 • 9:05:07 pm • 3KB
I think all people can write computer programs,it is just that programming languages are too simple and raw. This approach uses Flow Based programming,prefixed by an Event Listener. A really good example of flow based programming and processing is your...
#1015: Fancy Little Rings
Monday • June 27th 2022 • 7:21:50 pm • 3KB
I started by learning Hard Surface Modeling in Blender,and creating a whole box of wallets and dodads that I printed. Then I jumped to Krita to brush up on my Drawing Skills, creating many portraits,I really enjoyed using the Reference Images feature and...
#1014: The Reactive Programmer
Sunday • June 26th 2022 • 2:14:29 pm • 2KB
Ew! Meet the two guys who invented the first-ever spreadsheet The Computer Chronicles - Spreadsheet Wars (1988) Introduction to Microsoft Excel 1992 Retro Tech Bytes - The Story of VisiCalc Meet the inventor of the electronic spreadsheet | Dan Bricklin The...
#1013: You Are Royalty, And Wisdom Is Your Treasure And Armor
Sunday • June 26th 2022 • 12:25:44 pm • 4KB
The overwhelming number of liars,makes it so that the world is not led. The world is moving at random,it is all gibberish. But free and open and wise narrated books,is how the world will be fixed in no time. Books held in high esteem, chapter here,...
#1012: The Drawing Tutorial; Or, A World Tricked Out Of Learning Art
Saturday • June 25th 2022 • 11:15:28 am • 5KB
Drawing it self is very simple,because you begin your practice by means of direct use of reference images. Be it by using graphite paper, pico or wall projector,or reference images in Krita. I highly recommend you get a cheap Pen and Tablet,and use the...
#1011: Write Right
Friday • June 24th 2022 • 4:22:39 pm • 2KB
Awash with boring topics all day long,I must rise and rise and stray strong. I don’t win every fight,but I won today, alright. See, I started writing about writing a program,already made a cool diagram. Even before I got out of bed,but tell you what, that...
#1010: A Weird Poem About Visual Programming
Thursday • June 23rd 2022 • 6:09:28 pm • 8KB
In a way Visual programming is new,and hardly anyone has a clue. It does not come with a guarantee,that is the biggest problem I see. In the world of programming,which is a loving, and funny, and wonderfully challenging world. There is this huge question...
#1009: How Can School Be Fake? Or, How Can Mirrors Be Real If Our Eyes Aren't Real?
Wednesday • June 22nd 2022 • 6:55:15 am • 11KB
When we are little we learn that the act of taking a toy apart,is also the act of destroying that toy. Subject divisions destroy education,being told what you should be "learning" at any given moment... Actually prevents learning,and forces you into...
#1008: Learn To No End And Let The World Grow
Tuesday • June 21st 2022 • 2:22:40 pm • 4KB
I got a fortune cookie once,with the following text: "If you do the same things you've always done,you will get the same things you've always got" This is trivial and almost silly when applied to an individual,but it becomes something else when applied to...