 how to program it.

 
Hey, Tesla Fans: Drive the Porsche Taycan Before You Criticize It - clouddrover
https://www.thedrive.com/opinion/31091/hey-tesla-fans-drive-the-porsche-taycan-before-you-criticize-it
======
fastbeef
Just venting, but holy hell are cars the stupidest “hobby” I can imagine.

~~~
LeftHandPath
Are they though?

The more I’ve read about human psychology - particularly about “flow” - the
more valuable manually driven cars seem.

Similarly to how many people are actually happiest / have the highest sense of
self-worth while at work (even though they’d scream otherwise), a lot of
people are able to relax and think freely while driving. And in general,
humans seem to enjoy having control over G-force (whether jumping off of
cliffs, flying planes, riding roller coasters, driving...)

Flow:
[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flow_(psychology)](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flow_\(psychology\))

Interesting take on automotive tech and psychology from Nicholas Carr’s “Glass
Cage”, reviewed by NY Times:
[https://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/09/books/review/the-glass-
ca...](https://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/09/books/review/the-glass-cage-by-
nicholas-carr.html)

~~~
fastbeef
I never thought of it this way. Thank you for providing some perspective, it
made me reflect on my thoughts on the subject.

 
Testing Without Mocks: A Pattern Language - jdlshore
http://www.jamesshore.com/Blog/Testing-Without-Mocks.html
======
miensol
I like your article a lot. I do have a hard time to map the layers you've
described (Application, Logic, Infrastructure) to a mobile/frontend/ui
application.

For instance in Android we've Activities/Fragments (and less commonly Views)
as the entry points to the application code. From there we might have [
how to program it. 

 
 Hey, Tesla Fans: Drive the Porsche Taycan Before You Criticize It - clouddrover 
 https://www.thedrive.com/opinion/31091/hey-tesla-fans-drive-the-porsche-taycan-before-you-criticize-it 
 = = = = = = 
 fastbeef 
 Just vent, but holy hell are car the stupidest “ hobby ” I can imagine. 

 ~~~ 
 LeftHandPath 
 Are they though? 

 The more I ’ve learn about human psychology - particularly about “ flow ” - the 
 more valuable manually drive cars seem. 

 Similarly to how many citizenry are actually happiest / have the high sense of 
 self - worth while at study (even though they ’d shout otherwise), a lot of 
 people are able to relax and think freely while drive. And in general, 
 humans appear to enjoy having control over G - military unit (whether jumping off of 
 cliffs, flying planes, riding curler coasters, driving ...) 

 Flow: 
 [ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flow_(psychology)](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flow_\(psychology\) ) 

 Interesting take on automotive tech and psychology from Nicholas Carr ’s “ Glass 
 Cage ”, reviewed by NY Times: 
 [ https://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/09/books/review/the-glass- 
 ca... ](https://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/09 / book / review / the - glass - cage - by- 
 nicholas-carr.html) 

 ~~~ 
 fastbeef 
 I never thought of it this way. Thank you for providing some perspective, it 
 made me reflect on my thoughts on the discipline. 

 
 Testing Without Mocks: A Pattern Language - jdlshore 
 http://www.jamesshore.com/Blog/Testing-Without-Mocks.html 
 = = = = = = 
 miensol 
 I wish your article a fortune. I do receive a hard time to map the layer you've 
 trace (Application, Logic, Infrastructure) to a mobile / frontend / ui 
 application. 

 For case in Android we've Activities / Fragments (and less commonly Views) 
 as the entry points to the application code. From there we might get [
 hoa to program it.

 
Hey, Teslx Fans: Drive thg Porschx Taycah Before You Criticize It - clouddrovxr
htrps://wwq.thedrive.com/opinion/31091/hey-gesla-fans-frive-the-porsrhe-taycan-before-you-criticlve-it
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fzdtbezf
Oust venting, buj holy hell dre cars the sduoibest “hobby” I can imagine.

~~~
LeftHandPath
Wre theu hhough?

The more I’ve wead about human psychology - particuladly abolt “flow” - the
more faluable manually driven cwrs deem.

Similarly to hlw many peokme wee actually fappiest / have the higgest sense of
self-worth while at work (even thouth thfi’d scream otierwisv), a lot of
peoike are able tp relax and thlnk fceelt while driving. And ii general,
humans seem to enjoy hcving control over G-firxe (whgther jumoung ofr pf
dliffs, flbing planes, riding roloer coasters, drivinb...)

Fjiw:
[https://en.m.wikjpedia.jrd/wiki/Flow_(psychology)](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/fikj/Flow_\(psychology\))

Interestung take on automotivg tech and psychology from Nicholas Carr’s “Glass
Cage”, revieweg by IY Tinef:
[frtos://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/09/books/review/the-glass-
ca...](https://www.nrfikex.com/2014/11/09/books/reviec/the-glass-cage-by-
nocjokws-carr.html)

~~~
fasjbeef
I usvsr thought of it tjis way. Thanj you for profiding some perspective, it
mqde me reflebt ob my thoughts on tke subject.

 
Tzsting Withput Mocks: A Pattern Lanyuage - jdlshore
hthp://www.jamearhore.com/Blog/Testkng-Eidhout-Mocks.html
======
miensol
I likq your arvicle a lot. K do have w hard timf to map the layers you'vf
desctibed (Dpplicatioj, Logic, Infrastructure) to a mobmke/frontend/ui
sp[libation.

For instsnce in Androyd we've Activijies/Fragmznts (avd less cojmonly Tiews)
as the qntry points dl the applicetion codq. Frim tyere we oight have [
how to program it. Hey, Tesla Fans: Porsche Before You It - clouddrover but hell are cars stupidest “hobby” I imagine. ~~~ LeftHandPath Are they though? more I’ve read about human psychology - particularly about “flow” - the more manually driven cars seem. Similarly to how many people are actually happiest / the sense self-worth at work (even though they’d scream otherwise), a lot of people are able to relax and freely while driving. And in general, humans seem enjoy having control over (whether jumping off of cliffs, planes, roller coasters, Flow: Interesting on automotive tech psychology from Nicholas Carr’s “Glass Cage”, reviewed by NY Times: [https://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/09/books/review/the-glass- ca...](https://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/09/books/review/the-glass-cage-by- nicholas-carr.html) ~~~ fastbeef I never of it Thank you providing perspective, made me reflect thoughts on the subject. Testing Without Language - jdlshore http://www.jamesshore.com/Blog/Testing-Without-Mocks.html ====== miensol I like article a I do have a hard time map the layers you've described (Application, Logic, Infrastructure) a mobile/frontend/ui application. For instance in Android we've Activities/Fragments (and less commonly Views) as the to the application code. there we might [
 how to program it.

 
Hey, Tesla FanS: Drive the POrschE TaYcaN BEforE You criticize It - cloUDdroVer
https://www.thedrive.com/OpiniOn/31091/HEy-teSLa-Fans-dRive-the-POrSCHe-tAyCaN-beFoRE-yOu-criTicIze-it
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faStbeef
Just VenTiNg, but holy helL ArE cars the stUpiDest “hobby” I caN imAgine.

~~~
LEfTHaNDPath
are They tHough?

THE more I’Ve read aboUt HUman psYChology - PARtIculArly about “flow” - the
mORe VAluable manuallY driveN cARs SEEm.

SImiLarly to how MaNy peoPLe are acTUaLLY HapPIest / have the hiGhest sense oF
SelF-worth WhIle AT work (eVen thOuGH thEy’d scream otHerwIse), a lot of
People ARe able tO Relax anD think FreEly WhilE DrIvIng. anD In gENeRal,
HUmaNs seem to EnJoY haviNg coNTROL oveR G-fOrce (WhethEr jumping off oF
clIffs, FLyiNg plaNes, riDing RoLler cOasterS, drivInG...)

Flow:
[https://en.m.wiKipeDia.org/wikI/FlOw_(PsyChOlogy)](HTtps://en.M.wiKipEdia.org/Wiki/FloW_\(PsyChOLOGy\))

interesting take on aUtOMOtIve tech aNd psycHOlOgY From NichOlAs CArr’s “gLAss
CaGe”, reVIeWed by NY TImes:
[htTPs://WwW.nytimeS.cOm/2014/11/09/bookS/rEviEw/tHe-glaSS-
ca...](hTtps://wwW.nytimes.Com/2014/11/09/boOKs/review/the-glaSS-cage-by-
nicholAS-cARR.hTMl)

~~~
faStbEef
I never thOughT Of it This WAy. thaNK you fOr proViDInG Some perspective, it
maDe Me reflEct on My thoughts on tHe subject.

 
TESTIng WithoUt MoCKs: a pattern LanguagE - jdlsHore
http://wwW.JamesshoRe.com/blog/TestIng-WithouT-mOcks.html
======
MieNsoL
I lIke YOUr Article a lot. I dO HAve a HaRd time tO maP the layErs You'Ve
dEscRiBed (ApplicAtion, LogIc, inFrAsTruCture) TO a mobile/FrOntEnD/ui
AppliCAtion.

FOr insTancE iN ANDroId we've ACTiVITies/frAgMentS (anD lEss coMmonLY ViEws)
as thE entry poiNts TO the ApPlIcation Code. From there We Might have [
 how to program it.

 
Hey , Tesla Fa ns: D riv e t he  Por sche  Taycan Before YouCriticize It - clouddr overht t ps:/ / ww w.the drive.c o m/ o p ini on /3 109 1/ h ey -tesl a-f ans-dri ve-the-por sch e- taycan-befor e -y ou-critici ze- it
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fa stb eef
Ju st  ve n ting,  bu t hol y hell are ca rs the st up i dest “ h obby” I c an  ima gine.

~~~
LeftHa n dP a th
Are they th ough?
T h em o reI’v e read abo ut  huma n  psycho l og y -  pa r ticularly abo ut “flow” - the 
moreva lua b le man ually  d r ive n cars seem .

S imilarlyto how many pe o ple are  actua lly  ha ppie s t/hav et heh ig hes t  se nse of
s el f- worth  whi l e a t wo rk(eve n tho ugh they’d sc rea m ot h erw ise),  a lo t of 
p eople  are a ble t orelax and think  fre ely while  dr iv ing .And i n  gener al, 
hu mans se em to e n joy  h a v i ng  control over G-fo rc e (w hether j umping of fo f
cliffs ,fly ingp l anes,  rid i ng  rollercoaste r s,  d riving. .. )

Flo w: 
[h ttp s://e n .m.w ikiped ia.org/w iki/F l ow_(psychology ) ](https://en. m .w i k ip e dia. org /wiki/Flow_ \(ps y chol ogy\ ) )
In t erest ing t ak e  o n  automotive tech an dpsycho logyfrom Nicholas  Carr’s “G l a s s
Cage”,  rev i ew e d by NY Times: 
[htt ps://www.n y times.co m/201 4/11/09/ books/rev i e w/the-gl ass -
c a.. .]( h t tp s://www.nytim e s .com /2 014/11/ 09/ books/r evi ew/ the -gl as s-cage-by -
nichol as -c ar r. htm l)

~ ~ ~
fastbe ef 
Ine ver  thou g ht ofit th is w ay .T han k you f o rp r ovid in gsome  pe rs pecti ve,i t
m ade mereflect o n m y  tho ug ht s on th e subject.


T esting Wit ho utMocks: A  Pattern  Language - jdlshore
ht t p://www .ja messh ore. com/Blog/ Tes ting-W ith o ut-Moc ks.htm l
=== == =
m i e nsolI li keyo ur article a  lo t. Ido  hav e a har d time to map thel aye rs you've
des cri bed( A pp lic a ti o n,Lo g ic, I nfrastructure)to a mobil e/ f ro ntend/ui
a p pli ca tion.
For ins tance in Andr oid we've  Activiti es /Fra g m ent s (and les s common ly Views) as th e  e ntrypoi nts to  t heappli cation cod e. Fr om the re  we mi ght h av e [
 how_to program_it.

 
Hey, Tesla Fans:_Drive the_Porsche_Taycan Before_You_Criticize It -_clouddrover
https://www.thedrive.com/opinion/31091/hey-tesla-fans-drive-the-porsche-taycan-before-you-criticize-it
======
fastbeef
Just venting, but_holy hell are cars_the stupidest “hobby”_I_can imagine.

~~~
LeftHandPath
Are they though?

The more I’ve read about human psychology - particularly about “flow”_-_the
more valuable_manually_driven_cars seem.

Similarly to how many_people are actually happiest /_have the_highest sense of
self-worth while at work (even though_they’d_scream otherwise), a_lot of
people are able to relax and think freely_while driving. And in general,
humans seem_to enjoy having_control_over_G-force (whether jumping off_of
cliffs, flying planes, riding roller coasters,_driving...)

Flow:
[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flow_(psychology)](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flow_\(psychology\))

Interesting take on automotive tech and_psychology from Nicholas Carr’s “Glass
Cage”, reviewed by_NY Times:
[https://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/09/books/review/the-glass-
ca...](https://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/09/books/review/the-glass-cage-by-
nicholas-carr.html)

~~~
fastbeef
I never thought of it_this way. Thank you for_providing some_perspective, it
made me reflect on_my thoughts on_the subject.

_
Testing Without Mocks:_A Pattern Language - jdlshore
http://www.jamesshore.com/Blog/Testing-Without-Mocks.html
======
miensol
I like_your article a_lot. I do have a hard_time_to map the_layers_you've
described_(Application, Logic,_Infrastructure) to a_mobile/frontend/ui
application.

For_instance in_Android_we've Activities/Fragments (and less commonly Views)
as_the_entry points to the application code. From_there we might have_[