@yoheinakajima: “it’s about the journey, not the destination”, but applied to code
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Yohei Nakajima shares how the design of a project, originating from a summer project and running on ActiveGraph AI, treats the coding journey as primary over the destination.
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“it’s about the journey, not the destination”, but applied to code
Yohei (@yoheinakajima): the design of https://t.co/73nq9Giyr2 grew out of a summer project, https://t.co/Ka3adUxU3k (which i still need to write about), and runs on @activegraphai
the pattern across all three projects is that it treats the journey as the primary substrate, and the destination as a
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