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djtriptych
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Comment #48954826
same I just like monads lol. cat + pipe feels purer and has lower mental load for me, which dominates the efficiency of spawning an extra process for, typically, a few microseconds…
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Comment #48889086
Yeah fair enough and tbh I didn't even know there was a no tropes guideline.
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Comment #48889076
White is so outdated. I wish we'd stop ignoring Councilman Blatt's proposal to triple-dye the yak hair Imperial Blue, to minimize the color variation and therefore the effects of m…
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Comment #48884032
They were really going after all the legends. Google hired Guido van Rossum around the same time. I worked down the hall from Rob Pike, they had already hired Peter Weinberger (the…
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Comment #48883976
Wow Google Fiber what a blast from the past. I eventually went full time at Google NYC in the early 2010s - I remember the internal uproar when Reader was sunsetted =)
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Comment #48882481
I don't know if he actually did. Just know that my mentor was hand-holding the hiring process which basically prided itself on false negatives and still probably does.
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Comment #48882461
I don't remember the exact details after 20 yrs but I think EVERYONE got a coding loop no exceptions at the time by default. And they were still in the era where's they'd just keep…
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Comment #48880696
I don't want to name him as he's decently well known, but I'm pretty sure my mentor monitored Vint's interview to make sure no one accidentally rejected him for a coding error or s…
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Comment #48879651
I took it as a... joke... Can we post jokes?? Everyone knows Al Gore didn't sit around in an SV garage inventing the internet.
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Comment #48879644
hah. I was an intern at Google in 2005 when he was hired and remember the wave of reverence that went through Mountain View. Salute to a legend! It’s like two lifetimes in tech yea…
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Comment #48863407
ok but what color is the yak hair?
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Comment #48837424
all textual representations of data are "formats" and one being easier to edit is a totally valid use case. like 'x57675' instead of a full tab. or # title instead of title
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Comment #48836741
I'm interested in how you can present simultaneous rich visual information about what is happening the side delegation work. i.e. how will full duplex & delegation enable/enhance d…
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Comment #48836694
lol markdown and html are also both ascii/unicode and by themselves disprove your point.
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Comment #48835158
Hmm yeah I guess what I really want is a maekdown style mini-language that compiles to tab format.
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Comment #48834697
OMG. This solves like 8 problems with me. Currently teaching my niece guitar basics and have always wanted this for my guitar videos.
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Comment #47941685
OpenAI did teh same thing with Microsoft/Azure though.
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Comment #47370104
yes. I know octopuses and squids have three hearts. Just looked it up and it seems no mammal has more than one heart.
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Comment #47201749
Maybe OP has a few good examnples to link us to?
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Comment #47157872
No there is a wide gap between good and bad testers. Great testers are worth their weight in gold and delight in ruining programmer's days all day long. IMO not a good place to ski…
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Comment #46170057
nice!
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Comment #46169715
I worked in the IAC NYC HQ for a while (as Dir Engineering for The Daily Beast). It was really nice walking into that space. Always been influenced by architecture in my engineerin…
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Comment #45717168
Just an update: I finally remembered that it was the UVA research reactor (since decommissioned). https://news.virginia.edu/content/reacting-history But now 100% sure that actually…
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Comment #45717105
Fair enough - although this engineer didn't stand much to gain by impressing a bunch of 10 year olds.