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deltaonefour

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About deltaonefour

I work at anduril. I'm also really tall.

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    Just coming from Hong Kong or Tokyo I don't understand how someone can write an article like this without feeling completely embarrassed. Bart is a symbol of American incompetence.…

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    >These aren't just random libraries that some FAANG dev worked on in their free time. These are company-released libraries and frameworks, that have full time employees working on …

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    >If smart people are working on these problems, I would expect them to be hard. This isn't a logical statement. Who says smart people can't work on easy problems? Is there some rul…

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    >It doesn't take a complicated renderer to make a usable browser. 99.9% of front end web developers and back-end as well won't even know how to begin to do this in C or C++. Nowada…

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    Comment #31977717

    Nah. That's crossing over to not being a web dev anymore if you're writing a browser engine in C++ and the renderer is in vulkan or opengl. If someones writing a rendering engine i…

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    Try stremio. It's a completely legal app, that's still updated. But it becomes just like popcorn time after you download a few plugins. And those plugins are downloadable from with…

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    Yeah or change the laws everywhere so copyright isn't a crime. Easy peasy.

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    >(optimizations, caching, architecture, etc) These things are trivial compared to what other fields of software engineering have to deal with (and other fields have to deal with al…

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    He hasn't been in the industry long enough to see that most of the pillars of software engineering are built on top of massive tech debt. When I say tech debt I mean design flaws c…

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    I think the opposite. The tools keep changing because they think they have a solution to a problem and they end up creating something that's relatively ineffective. If you been in …

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    Ah I see. My mistake.

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    Comment #31961943

    This stuff is foundational to things that check for program correctness. For examples type checkers check if the program is type correct. The foundations of these checkers rest on …

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    Two high level abstractions that compile into another high level abstraction called SQL. Why increase the complexity of something that's already a high level abstraction? Abstracti…

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    Orms are a huge mistake. SQL is already a very high level API that compiles to low level algorithms? Why put another very high level API on top of that? To top it off SQL is a leak…

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    Python is data oriented. Nobody is talking about origins of programming languages. That is a separate topic. We are talking about the language as it stands now based on how it's us…

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    I know. But the syntax is still script style. The syntax is more closer to Python then it is to C++.

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    It is. Ruby and python are in the same class despite python being more data oriented. Julia is the same thing. Data oriented.

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    Perfect! Thanks!