March 14, 2005: Interview with Donald Knuth
An NPR interview with Donald Knuth (audio).
Elsewhere
- Teaching Tech Together
- JavaScript for Data Science
- R for Python Programmers
- The Carpentries
- Sensible Adventures
- Architecture of Open Source Applications
- It Will Never Work in Theory
Favorites
- What I Would Organize (If I Still Organized Things)
- What I Would Build (If I Still Wrote Software)
- What I Would Write (If I Was Smarter Than I Am)
- Things I Would Do (If I Still Did Research)
- An Exchange with DataCamp
- JavaScript versus Data Science
- Afraid of Change
- Cigarettes and Shopify
- Goodbye, Jeff
- What Kinds of Exercises Do You Use to Teach Programming?
- Just Keep Swimming
- Exaptation and the Future of Software Engineering
- Daddy, Why Don't You Ever Laugh?
- Goodbye, Dad
- Is Learning at Scale Just Another Name for Ubiquitous Surveillance in the Classroom?
- Correctness Isn't Compelling
- Twenty Percent
- That Seems Simple to Me
- We Have Nothing To Give Them
