It's Easy to Be a Jerk on Twitter And Twitter Wants to Fix That - The thing that I’m mildly fascinated about in this interview, but it’s something I’ve noticed in the past few interviews I’ve read from Twitter folks recently, is how the language to describe Twitter has evolved so much since the beginning - I really feel that they are starting to get into a more consistent flow for describing their product, a lot of times I’m nodding along even though the thing that they are describing is very abstract and new (10 years isn’t that long considering it’s a new medium), it’s starting to feel slightly ‘more real’ wired.com #

Some of my Twitter lingo favourites from the previous Wired interview: Mechanics, Vector, Context, Dimension, Conversations, Fireside chat, Relevancy, Balance of incentives, Account level, Content level, Interestingness, Timelineness,
The follow graph, Topic taxonomy, Corpus of content wired.com #

How is computer programming different today than 20 years ago? - Facts lightly sprinkled with humour medium.com #

#CES2020 - Primordial Soup of Innovation - I really liked this piece by Steven Sinofsky, his ‘primordial soup of innovation’ way of thinking about the show got me much more interested in the event than I usually am - It’s a long read but worth it to get an idea of the big trends in tech and electronics medium.learningbyshipping.com #

Node.js has a built-in debug log method - Similar to the much used debug module, you can set NODE_DEBUG to get debug info from node core modules stefanjudis.com #

More info about the NODE_DEBUG feature including a list of attributes - timer,http,net,fs,cluster,tls,stream,child_process,module alxolr.com #