Object-oriented programming is dead. Wait, really?
But in recent years, the decade-old paradigm has received more and more criticism. Could it be that, four decades after object-oriented programming hit the masses, technology is outgrowing this paradigm? Is coupling functions with data that stupid? The main idea behind object-oriented programming is as simple as can be: you try to break a program in parts that are as powerful as the whole. It foll
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TNW Conference 2024 is now SOLD OUT 🎟 Join the waitlist now → Cryptocurrency mining, which used to be a “solo” activity, has become so difficult and so expensive that it has been taken over by high-powered “industries” – groups that have a large investment in hardware and can either afford the electricity or have access to really cheap power. It is nearly impossible today for the individual miner
Dear GitHub: Thanks for getting rid of streaks
TNW Conference 2025 is moving to NDSM, Amsterdam 🎟 Secure your 2-for-1 tickets now! Github Streaks are dead and gone. About ten days ago, GitHub announced it was changing contribution graphs to reflect private as well as public commits, and ditching the metric that tracked how long you’d been active altogether. Here’s how GitHub framed it: As part of this update, code streaks are no longer featur
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