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I've learned so much from this discussion! I also have a lot more reading to do . One thing I'd like to reflect on here is the idea of modularity and templates as brought up at the introduction to this thread: Continuing our thought on modu…
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@sarahghp and @danvers I really appreciate your points about data structures and negotiating complexity while learning to code. I wonder if it is helpful to tie these ideas back to the relationship between the user and the machine. In OOP and proced…
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Hi @Hayley_Steele! Thank you for this thread, and for breaking down the distinctions between the code, the visualization and between the narrative each line in the graph represents. I agree it's not clear that each line represents a unique story, an…
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Hi all, I'm Sam (pronouns she/her) and it's my second time joining CCSWG, although I mostly observed and tried to learn as much as possible the first time around. I'm a PhD student in Informatics at the University of Illinois. Broadly, I'm intereste…
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Hi Everyone! I'm Sam Walkow, a PhD Student in Informatics at the University of Illinois. I research open source scientific software development, focusing on the natural science disciplines. I'm interested what motivates people to use the software…