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   by aeontech 6y ago

   For a humorous use case of types, nothing has beat Aphyr's (of Jepsen fame) "Typing the Technical Interview" here: https://aphyr.com/posts/342-typing-the-technical-interview If you haven't read it,
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   by aeontech 6y ago

   This is amazing!
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   by aeontech 6y ago

   Yes! Thank you! How did you find it? My google-fu failed me this time.
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   Ask HN: Code-Based Social Network?

   5 points by aeontech 6y ago|5 comments
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   NextStrain: August 2020 update of Covid-19 genomic epidemiology(nextstrain.org)

   3 points by aeontech 6y ago|0 comments
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   by aeontech 6y ago

   FWIW, Suica support is already rolled out in Apple Pay, so a lot of people just use that to pay for everything.
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   by aeontech 6y ago

   Second part of the article here: https://www.engadget.com/2012-03-13-the-game-archaeologist-a...
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   Live Functional Programming with Typed Holes(arxiv.org)

   1 points by aeontech 6y ago|0 comments
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   by aeontech 6y ago

   I’ve been using Veryfi (neé IQBoxy) with fairly good results. https://www.veryfi.com/
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    by aeontech 6y ago

    That seems like a really sad reason for no-hire. It’s hard not to think that the diversity of thought and personality would have been a net positive. Though I suppose it all depends on the other team personalities as well.
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    by aeontech 6y ago

    On John Regehr’s blog there was some interesting musings about the Synthesis kernel ideas in 2019 [0], discussed on HN at the time here [1]. [0]: https://blog.regehr.org/archives/1676 [1]: https://news.ycomb
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    by aeontech 6y ago

    It’s a false correlation. Because the universal rule is that 90% of everything is terrible, including software. Corollary rule is that work expands to fill all available time, and software expands to fill all available resources. If you go
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    IFlyTek: How a Chinese AI Giant Made Chatting and Surveillance Easy(wired.com)

    2 points by aeontech 6y ago|0 comments
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    by aeontech 6y ago

    This is a really nice summary, thank you!
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    Notes on splicing CRDT’s for structured hypertext(lord.io)

    2 points by aeontech 6y ago|0 comments
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    by aeontech 6y ago

    Apache Airflow is a platform created by the community to programmatically author, schedule and monitor workflows as DAG in Python. Originating at AirBnB, it is now an Apache project used by hundreds of projects around the world. https:&#x2
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    by aeontech 6y ago

    I may exaggerate for effect, but 150LOC developed over two weeks is still vastly more surface area than a localized 5LOC change developed over the course of a few hours. Of course circumstances vary and it depends on verbosity and idioms of
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    by aeontech 6y ago

    Thank you, learned something today :)
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    Apache Airflow Summit: Virtual Conference on Python-based workflow scheduler(airflowsummit.org)

    2 points by aeontech 6y ago|1 comments
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    by aeontech 6y ago

    I (and my team) always run an interactive rebase before opening PR. This gives us a chance to reorder, squash and cleanup individual “work in progress” commits into a logical set of atomic, meaningful commits, without turning the entire PR
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    by aeontech 6y ago

    And that’s why PR squashing is counter-productive. Good luck trying to track down an issue when bisect leads you to a 1500 line commit containing an entire feature. Repo commit history is an artifact the team produces, as much as the code i
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    by aeontech 6y ago

    If there is one company that deserves a bailout... Cirque du Soleil is a cultural treasure.
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    by aeontech 6y ago

    A bit easier to read: https://threader.app/thread/1265755248922157066
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    by aeontech 6y ago

    Are you on the new OS seed build?
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    by aeontech 6y ago

    Strongly agreed. It’s much more about the team, the conventions used, the organization of the codebase, and the coding culture of the team, than it is about a specific language.
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    by aeontech 6y ago

    This is astonishingly cool. Can’t wait for this to become commonly available!
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    by aeontech 6y ago

    I didn’t mean to imply that you said they should not blog at all. I should have been clearer - this is something the author themself said in the past (linked in a sibling reply). For them, due to the way their mind works, that is the choic
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    by aeontech 6y ago

    Apropos of nothing, thanks for your work on Recoil, it’s awesome :) I don’t think the discussion on this post here is reddit-level - for example, I found the top level comment on the role of dreams, and the link to the commenter’s paper on
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    by aeontech 6y ago

    This comes up any time @foone’s content gets posted. TLDR; that’s authors choice both for stylistic reasons and personal. When the choice is between “don’t blog at all” and “post on twitter” because that’s what fits his mind process, I woul
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    by aeontech 6y ago

    A sibling comment points out that it seems to be implemented here: https://github.com/hypothesis/h/blob/master/h/presenters/ann... Or is this something different from what you have in mind?