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mmorearty
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About mmorearty
Previously worked at Macromedia/Adobe. Worked on Dreamweaver, the Flex Builder IDE, and the Flash Player's ActionScript VM (Tamarin).
Previously worked at Microsoft. Was on the original team that created Visual C++ (as a developer on the debugger team).
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Comment #44832849
About the risk that vibe coding may go astray. Some irresistible quotes: > […] Claude is a fuckin' slot machine, not a human. Every query is a pull of the lever, with potentially i…
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Comment #39470388
I've had good results recently by deleting all my social media apps from my phone, BUT allowing myself to use them through Mobile Safari. And I did not bookmark them; e.g. for Inst…
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Comment #38471265
Me too; but recently I used ChatGPT to just quickly me the jq syntax I needed: https://chat.openai.com/share/40b68d73-d2dd-412d-867f-9f375e...
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Comment #35489521
Shoot, you’re right. I’ll try to delete this HN submission
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Comment #32339638
A joke I heard around 1988: A young man went back to visit his old economics professor, under whom he had studied many years earlier. He took a look at the final exam the professor…
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Comment #24872058
From https://twitter.com/brainwane/status/1319692088758489089 : For most of this year, @elwoz and I have been working on a pretty ambitious project: * to make a fresh release of GN…
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Comment #24530062
Scons is definitely slow in some scenarios. It has O(m * n) performance if a rule has m inputs and n outputs. I tdiscovered this when working with a code base that had a single rul…
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Comment #20824147
embrace, extend, exFAT
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Comment #19524020
I stumbled across this, and it's nice. It's a very straightforward walkthrough of what happens when a small program calls open() and then read(). If you look up today's Linux sourc…
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Comment #16404672
This American Life had a nice segment about this phone. It's one of the stories on this episode: https://www.thisamericanlife.org/597/one-last-thing-before-i...
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Comment #15771458
Very interesting, thanks for posting that!