jimmyhmiller

Writing these sorts of things can definitely help with learning programming. Small little programs like this are good practice. One way to expand on this is to think about the exercise itself. Is this

I use typora as my markdown editor and really love it. The user experience is fantastic.

I'm really excited by the challenge of it. I love reading academic papers and I hope I can show people that they really aren't scary. I'm sure they absolutely would! Kant even calls people out in his

Exciting to see some Popper on here. I'm looking to write some posts in the future on philosophy of science. Very glad to see a philosophy steemit community forming.

Excited to see a post on Idris. It is such a fascinating language. It's a language that really makes you rethink what is possible in programming. I look forward to reading/watching your series.

Help me out. I'm not really seeing a pattern or anything. Are you part of the team?

I'm planning on doing the work as far as the code goes. Since steemit already supports github flavored markdown, it shouldn't be a hard change. They are using remarkable, which supports highlightjs. Obviously

Thanks, really excited to be on this awesome site.

C# is a language that learned from Java's mistakes. So as far as the language goes, it is a bit cleaner. Java's biggest asset is all the code that has been written for it and the fact that it is cross

The discussion of a non-literal interpretation of Genesis 1 doesn't need to bring in numbers. What we have to realize is who the audience was for this text and what they might have understood it to mean.