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Nothing like knowing you are correct after 5 iterations, running the code and seeing an error message on your screen in front of other people. Journalism has no blue screen of death.
It might be your code, it might be *their* code, it might be your machine, it might be some cloud service hosting some library... but whatever the case, it doesn't run, pal. "Current events" are *much* more complicated, you just don't get the error message when you pontificate
*I think I am reading your last tweet correctly. I agree with your above assessment* As far as code, yeah, and "It doesn't work, pal" is a line that every programmer will hear. Watching how one handles the wound is worth the time. The education/readership is a big deal too.
You know, I think I'm inexplicably sad. Not for a group or a value or a cause. This thing we are in, this going to bed with visions of usernames and typing enemies battling in our heads is the mind out of control with a power multiple. Private mind noise pushed to big screen.
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