I've just sent the fourth edition of the
Who disagrees with me? newsletter, a pretotype for an aggregator of challenging links aimed to burst the
filter bubble and
confirmation bias. If that sounds obscure, consider as an example picking a PHP programmer like me and showing him where Ruby (or Java, or JavaScript) beats its preferred language. Ignoring the fact does not make the PHP programmer any better...
With this fourth edition I conclude the experiment of the newsletter and start thinking about a web application; I will take a look at analytics and subscriptions/unsubscriptions to see what has been the level of interest in the last weeks to see if the idea can be pursue further.
Please your opinions and criticism about
Who disagrees with me? and these four issues in the comments.
1 comment:
I subscribed to the PHP version and really enjoyed the essay about functional programming. Stories of that length (and quality) are well suited for commuting etc, when the "thinking different" part really suits. Cool idea - thanks!
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