Denigma

Path of Truth II: Become a Developer

Created on Sept. 15, 2012, 6:53 p.m. by Hevok & updated by Hevok on May 2, 2013, 5:37 p.m.

Do not just use things. Create Things! Computers are not incredible complex machines, just as live forms the follow concrete rules of operations which can be easily understood. There is nothing special or mystic about programs and software. Open your mind and try to understand how they work.

We are taught to use products. Companies are trashing our minds with advertisements and the internet is becoming full of unnecessary ads. The most important thing in most peoples life is to earn money. This is just wrong and all merely propaganda which keeps the rich men further rich. Particular regarding software, where the product is it its essential just code its source-code should be available such that computational advances are accelerated. Everything should be free available to everyone.

Especially the young generations are in danger to fall into this matrix of being a user, rather than a creator of digital technologies.

Denigma trains programming best practices, tries to open the mind to information technology as well as encourages to become an open-source developer.

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Tags: matrix, capitalism
Categories: Content
Parent: Paths of Truth
Children: Path of Truth II Blue, Path of Truth II Red

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2 comments to Path of Truth II: Become a Developer

Susie (Susiexclarke)  on Feb. 4, 2014, 2:16 p.m.

Do not just use things. Create Things! Computers are not incredible complex machines, just like life forms they follow concrete rules of operations which can be easily understood. There is nothing special or mystic about programs and software. Open your mind and try to understand how they work.


We are taught to use products. Companies are trashing our minds with advertisements and the internet is becoming full of unnecessary ads. The most important thing in most people's life is to earn money. This is just wrong and all merely propaganda which keeps the rich men rich or makes them even richer. Particularly regarding software, where the product is essentially just code, its source-code should be available such that computational advances are accelerated. Everything should be freely available to everyone.


Especially the young generations are in danger of falling into this matrix of being a user, rather than a creator of digital technologies.


Denigma trains programming best practices, tries to open minds to information technology as well as encouraging becoming an open-source developer.

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Michal Stefanow (stefek99)  on Feb. 5, 2014, 5:37 p.m.

It's funny, just recently I was forced to sign a contract (US megacorp) that strips me from any Intellectual Property...


(once I'm in I'll be in position to renegotionate)

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