Rating Movies and Reflecting on Code Quality
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Has cataloged 1,315 movies in a personal database and forces each into a five-point scale with concrete metrics: historical significance (Wizard of Oz as early Technicolor, 1939), technical accomplishment (The Thing’s Rob Bottin animatronics), character work (12 Angry Men, Henry Fonda), lessons learned (Inside Out, The Big Short) and pure enjoyment (Mamma Mia). Rating rule is simple: how well does the work achieve its intent and would it be done the same way again, a direct mirror for reflecting on code quality.
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- 0:00Introduction
- 0:42Historical significance
- 1:30Technical accomplishment
- 2:40Learned something new
- 3:33Having a good time
- 4:05How to rate movies
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