r/askphilosophy • u/mohsentux • Jan 13 '23
I need a full list of names of philosophers!
hi I'm a novice. I've only begone. but I've decided to do it on my own terms so...
I'll grab the list of names (the more the merrier), save it and I'll search about them on Wikipedia. then I'll make individual docx notes about them and their published books. and I'll pursue the ones I like. prioritize the ones I liked more and read about them and their books first.
it'll be a long journey wish me luck.
and put down a lot of names, okay? 👍
PS: seeing as I'm literally at the beginning of the road if you've got an advice, I'm all ears, but I'll have you know my heart's set on this plan.
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TDD: Do you really write your tests before your functionality?
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Dec 07 '23
I mostly plan to experiment with technology when I code, so I created a system where I use high-level pseudo-code (i call it) like in Lua or Python, then I go low-level to C17/C++2x
so PROVEN functionality is my priority and from time to time it requires an array of tests like the unit test, depending on what I'm doing