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jesselawson
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About jesselawson
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Comment #43207542
Hi team--and hello Fred! You and I had some great conversations about Slack's direction--as well as its missed opportunities--back when we worked there together. I was leading deve…
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Comment #40697045
Perhaps others may make inferences about what a board appointment to a company with growing influence in government security matters means based on the appointee’s history in gover…
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Comment #40690606
I’m not sure I understand the analogy. To me there’s a difference between a former intelligence general being courted by a private company that sells services for rapidly and semi-…
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Comment #40690502
Similar experience here, too. Virtually every time I have worked with, trained, or reported to someone with a CS degree from Stanford or Harvard, they have approached their work wi…
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Comment #39622938
Apple has consistently made laptops and development environments that creative types enjoy and admire. It’s too mad our economic system is setup to only care about infinite growth …
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Comment #39575509
All good and great but I think it’s a bit misleading. The participants were asked to do LeetCode—which limits this study to the suggested effects of cannabis on arbitrary and abstr…
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Comment #39495484
I got to the end of your post and realized I’d love to hear more about your thoughts around this. Also you must be proud of building something with so little bugs! Thats quite a fe…
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Comment #39454557
Additionally, some problems have gone on for so long without any attention to solving them that they’ve created whole new problems—and then new problems, and then new problems… at …
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Comment #39345663
Like remote work vs physically proximate work in software engineering, I’m hopeful that people will remember the value of human cognition so much so that it’s considered, like it i…
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Comment #36032708
Sam, this is such a wonderful resource that you've put out into the world. Thank you for the time and care you've put into each paragraph and interactive component. You've not only…
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Comment #34651534
Honestly the best comment I've read on here in a long time. Cheers.
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Comment #33994744
I'm sorry about all the negativity in the comments. What I see is something that was handcrafted with the careful touch of a craftsperson that represents your individual vision for…
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Comment #33895720
I appreciate how optimistic people are about interesting tools like this. I personally am concerned about production use of models in any form that do not have strict oversight rul…
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Comment #31845613
PLT and implementing languages is something that's always fascinated me, so I enjoy hearing everyone's experiences in this domain. What makes you call it a "dark unhappy path"?
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Comment #31689049
Hello! In a previous thread[0], I had shared my online book "Getting Started with Rust by building a Tiny Markdown Compiler." Many folks provided great feedback, and I'm thankful f…
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Comment #30569881
My favorite front-end framework is [VanillaJs]( http://vanilla-js.com/ ).
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Comment #28429306
I write science fiction and also work in technology. My days are spent glued to a screen so much that it's hard to want to write on my computer when I have time to write. So I do e…
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Comment #27972450
Maybe not empires per se, but many fiction publications are using Patreon as a revenue-generating tool.
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Comment #27756284
Hi Dan, I'm Jesse. I work in the public sector and have seen the pains of trying to get regular folk to learn even basic SOQL for Salesforce, let alone the struggles of folks tryin…
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Comment #27638709
Thank you!
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Comment #27336274
The way I describe it to people is like this: some folks like to feel a nicely sanded handle, and other folks like to sand down a handle so that it feels nicely sanded.
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Comment #27190861
In your last sentence you mentioned that it's unheard of to go from software to anything you'd be interested in. What are you interested in?
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Comment #26848076
Hey I know you're feeling like giving up, but you have to realize that you've only taken the first step--and the good news is, it's a step that only 10% of people ever make! So con…