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Comment #49016915
It seems like somewhere in there he could have explained the acronym.
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Comment #48927125
If I worked for PayPal right now I'd be printing résumés. Stripe recently laid off 300 of their IT people. To paraphrase Petey Greene, I wouldn't trust them to wash my car.
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Comment #46097793
That's a perfectly valid reason. I tried AoC out one year with the Wolfram language, which sounds insane now, but back then it was just a "seemed like the thing to do at the time" …
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Comment #44589544
Stumbling across this over a week later, and yes, the clock is correct now.
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Comment #44589519
LinkedIn is by far the worst offender in post previews. The doctype tag must be all lowercase. The HTML document must be well-formed (the meta tags must be in an explicit block, fo…
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Comment #44485888
What's up with the clock? Mine was two minutes off of local system time.
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Comment #44318366
Neat, this is the first project I've seen in the wild that uses astro.
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Comment #44216029
You're in good company, Paul Graham's site does as well. https://paulgraham.com/index.html
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Comment #43775086
I'm in the "old-ass blogger.com site" category, with posts going back to '05.
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Comment #43748108
You're calling frameworks with two day old commits critical and terminal? As Mark Twain would say, reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated.
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Comment #43716265
This brings back memories. I developed the "JoTrivia" mIRC script back around 2000/2001 as a way to kill time when I worked nighttime tech support and got maybe two calls a night. …
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Comment #42573900
Comma and period to strafe.
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Comment #41863243
It was one of my favorites back in the 1980s. It was a followup to Gödel Escher Bach, written in much the same style.
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Comment #39706888
I never thought of this before now, but tech from 1977 might not even be using ASCII.
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Comment #39668382
This reminds me of Vi Hart's hyperbolic dress. It's not too similar to the knit dress here, just vaguely mathy + clothing.
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Comment #38699911
That's stolen from "Untitled Goose Game".
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Comment #38517631
Pufftygraph [1] I wrote a Spirograph clone that worked on an iPhone as a Christmas present for my 6 year old, mainly because back then I couldn't find any existing clones where you…
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Comment #38407681
I worked under a blind manager when the iPhone first came out. He was a former dev before his vision started to go. He was a power user while blind, and knew twice as many hot keys…
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Comment #38335291
Modem manufacturers were between a rock and a hard place back then. It was already expensive to have hardware chips that supported every available connection protocol, and the extr…
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Comment #38256919
It rotates the path so that the first point is to the right of center mass. See https://makezine.com/article/maker-news/gesture-recognition-...
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Comment #38215124
This style of writing feels a lot like the sections of Gödel Escher Bach that had the tortoise and Achilles dialogues. Anyway, I’m 52 and have been typing daily at tech jobs since …
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Comment #38176526
> He puts his birthdate in a password I imagine that date is in a lot of Russian passwords. That was the day of the '91 coup attempt against Gorbachev.
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Comment #38153735
BVO has other consequences not mentioned in this article. I consumed Mountain Dew daily from ages 15 - 35, and quit cold-turkey after I learned about BVO's link to memory loss, sin…
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Comment #38075733
I'd like to see a collection of pronunciation blind-spots, where people mispronounce words in the same way. E.g., the extra "ar" syllable we put in "narrator", and Ohioans who pron…
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Comment #38038628
I'm glad the article had a plot of the bird's path. It looks almost like a hypotrochoid that you could draw with a Spirograph set.