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The author redacts so many interesting details about his employer which apparently serves hundreds of millions of requests per day. How peculiar.

• emmanueloga_ 2y ago
  I was wondering about that... it is ok to not mention where you work, but here the author highlights the secrecy every two sentences ... I don't understand if it is supposed to be comedic, parodic, or just quirky? Also, it is interesting that anybody would pick any language because of its C interoperability, since pretty much EVERY production ready programming language can interact with C, although I understand Zig is especially good at this.
  • greenavocado 2y ago
    Self-described "God’s chosen principal engineer." from their x.com
• sshine 2y ago
  Plot twist: The company really is called [redacted].
  • smitty1e 2y ago
    Second plot twist: the one passionate developer who tipped the argument is the author. The article amounts to a public confession.
    • noisy_boy 2y ago
      Third plot twist: not only the choice will echo for decades, it will echo for hundreds of years.