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Use it. Break it. File Bugs. Request features. Test, test, test. Test to the point it breaks.
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So we need people to have weird new | |
ideas ... we need more ideas to break it | |
and make it better ... | |
Use it. Break it. File bugs. Request features. | |
- Soledad Penadés, Real time front-end alchemy, or: capturing, playing, | |
altering and encoding video and audio streams, without | |
servers or plugins! | |
von Braun believed in testing. I cannot | |
emphasize that term enough – test, test, | |
test. Test to the point it breaks. | |
- Ed Buckbee, NASA Public Affairs Officer, Chasing the Moon | |
Now watch. ..., this how science works. | |
One researcher comes up with a result. | |
And that is not the truth. No, no. | |
A scientific emergent truth is not the | |
result of one experiment. What has to | |
happen is somebody else has to verify | |
it. Preferably a competitor. Preferably | |
someone who doesn't want you to be correct. | |
- Neil deGrasse Tyson, May 3, 2017 at 92nd Street Y | |
It’s like they say, if the system fails you, you create your own system. | |
- Michael K. Williams, Black Market | |
1. If a (logical or axiomatic formal) system is consistent, it cannot be complete. | |
2. The consistency of axioms cannot be proved within their own system. | |
- Kurt Gödel, Incompleteness Theorem, On Formally Undecidable Propositions | |
of Principia Mathematica and Related Systems | |
In the real world, these just people with ideas | |
They just like me and you when the smoke and camera disappear | |
- Hip Hop, Dead Prez | |
One interesting note on this. Historically, I think the most widely used programming | |
linkages have come not from the programming language research committee, but rather | |
from people who build systems and wanted a language to help themselves. | |
- A brief interview with Tcl creator John Ousterhout |
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