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by bdg 4y ago
One of the interesting points is that this is about 50 years before Fourier claimed FT was possible.
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by bdg 4y ago
I would love to have the CAD files to recreate something like this.
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Automata from 250 years ago which writes text, draws pictures(mymodernmet.com)
9 points by bdg 4y ago|4 comments
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by bdg 4y ago
By the way, the questions from the research are available in this easier-to-digest tool: https://docs.google.com/document/d/19qSFKDz9AuR_nlsXQjZD-gpt...
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Psychological Safety and Learning Behavior in Work Teams (1999) [pdf](web.mit.edu)
13 points by bdg 4y ago|1 comments
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by bdg 4y ago
That's fantastic, please send me an email, brian@statagroup.com .
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by bdg 4y ago
I'm going through this challenge right now too. In my case I'm creating content to help improve the skills of Engineering Managers and I'm really stubborn about a few things like needing to ship the entire most-loveable-produ
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by bdg 4y ago
Just curious, what do you use the resultant XML for? Analysis? Rewriting code?
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by bdg 4y ago
What would it have helped with?
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by bdg 4y ago
>I've found myself manually writing code for finding things in python's AST but a tool like this would be much more succinct Wow, I also am writing a tool for finding things in the Python AST: https://github.com&#x2F
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Navigate ASTs with x-path-like queries(github.com)
28 points by bdg 4y ago|10 comments
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Sine-Wave Speech; perceptual insight(mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk)
1 points by bdg 4y ago|0 comments
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by bdg 4y ago
Yes, and sometimes shitty jobs are behind great people. Candidates get catfished in interviews all the time.
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by bdg 4y ago
Yes, our industry has a lot of inexperienced managers and interviewers who don't know what to evaluate or how to clarify the goal for a candidate. I think this is a different challenge related to the "background" hidden conte
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by bdg 4y ago
> It takes a brave interview candidate to say "the best solution depends on the exact nature of the problem - and your problem doesn't make any sense so there's no valid solution". I got that a few times and it's
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by bdg 4y ago
I actually like to ask people in interviews to model a car and car factory because I want to see right away if they go deep into the nonsense of extending everything, or if they can use composition, or get away with something focused on mai
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by bdg 4y ago
Of course, it's here: Build people; not software Build context; not documents Build value; not lines of code Fix root causes; not symptoms
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by bdg 4y ago
Really cool link, I will need to try DACI. It reminds me a bit of RAPID ( https://www.bain.com/insights/rapid-tool-to-clarify-decision... ) but possibly more light-weight.
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by bdg 4y ago
I also have this experience and I've gone as far as to build this understanding into how I improve teams. I wrote myself a short alternative to the agile manifesto which includes the phrase "Build context; not documents". The
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by bdg 4y ago
Whenever I encounter issues like this: > This routinely caused the team’s focus to change to whatever was the problem of the week (or to solve for whomever was yelling loudest). My mind immediately goes to a lack of leadership and strate
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Bi-abduction to infer pre/post conditions automatically(fbinfer.com)
1 points by bdg 4y ago|0 comments
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by bdg 6y ago
Is it just me or does the average engineer in most companies produce something like 150 lines of code per day when averaged over a year?
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by bdg 6y ago
It's actually 79 chars. > the standard number of columns on a terminal are inherited from punched cards. https://stackoverflow.com/a/4651037/257493 But in 2021 I can resize my TTY Emulator, we have better
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by bdg 6y ago
My issue is with the behaviour of humans who belong to this hegemonic cult, not the document.
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by bdg 6y ago
To be frank I think the python community lacks self-awareness. There's this ritual you have to do when learning python: blindly accept status-quo design choices as "universally good" (but call it "pythonic"), and cr
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by bdg 6y ago
I wrote an article for folks like you (because I also felt like this was my life at one point). In this article I explain the basics of the simplest CRDTS the way a web developer without a deep knowledge of CS could relate to it: https:&#x
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by bdg 6y ago
Okay, so what? It will just land on a TOR node connected to IPFS.
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No Excuses For-Loops(statagroup.com)
1 points by bdg 6y ago|0 comments
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Why the Tests Are Randomly Failing(statagroup.com)
3 points by bdg 6y ago|0 comments
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by bdg 6y ago
Can we change the thread title to reference ILOVEYOU instead? I thought the article was about "Herbie", the TV show about a Volkswagen.

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