danabrams

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by danabrams 6y ago
What’s so funny to me is what you’re describing is the nightmare that’s become scrum as opposed to actual agility. Agile is about ditching managers, bureaucracy, and estimates in favor of empowering the team itself. Agility is just what it
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by danabrams 6y ago
Over and over again I hear from friends who work at companies that chose exciting technology that a major benefit is that it makes it easy to hire talented engineers who are exceptionally good, because that’s who’s interested in learning th
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by danabrams 6y ago
Technically Clojure is a commonwealth, not a state.
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by danabrams 6y ago
Couldn't market-traded options be rolled back in the event of a hack, though?
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Should I avoid Elm or maybe I should consider it?(medium.com)
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by danabrams 7y ago
90 minutes is a megacommute? I need to move.
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by danabrams 7y ago
Interesting that the list is so heavy in education.
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by danabrams 7y ago
Isn’t it obvious? Have you seen what we eat?
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by danabrams 7y ago
Can't say I got him hysterical, but yes, felt like a major life achievement. He was a generous laugh, and that's a really admirable trait from a comedy legend.
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by danabrams 7y ago
I got to take a writing workshop with him once and I’m proud to say I made him laugh. He was very kind, and obviously had great stories. Python was very much a group effort, but I think he made an enormous difference behind the scenes.
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by danabrams 7y ago
The allegations against him (and there is evidence to support this) is that he didn’t just coordinate to publish, but provided instructions and technical training to Manning on how to steal them.
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Finland provides AI education to all of the EU(reaktor.com)
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by danabrams 7y ago
Competing with high earning professionals AND using the levers of local government to slow the construction of new housing far below demand. The first part would not be an issue except in the short term without the second.
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by danabrams 7y ago
So the company that was bullied away from building an office building in NYC is going to convince the public it should acquire a beloved 250-year-old American institution?
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by danabrams 7y ago
Beyond all that, good filmmakers often use edits to manipulate or confound expectations about time and space. However, there are scenes in the narrative sense, but also scene main the way an AD making a schedule will see them, that is, scen
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by danabrams 7y ago
I've used Elm for frontend pretty much exclusively since 2016. In the last two months I changed jobs and now write a bunch of typescript, and it's fine, but would much prefer to be writing elm...I mean, I'm only working on ba
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by danabrams 7y ago
I don’t think it’s just an implementation problem. I think there are patent issues preventing this. Newtek should really bite the bullet and just open source, and make their money on the hardware.
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by danabrams 7y ago
Can't say I blame them for the removal of libndi-newtek, given the situation, but I wish FFMpeg (and gstreamer) had ndi support. Would love to see an open source NDI, but I know newtek will never allow it.
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by danabrams 8y ago
I just “never graduated” from an RC batch. It’s also a mid-career shift, and my experience was very similar. I also spent the day of the interview dejected assuming I didn’t get in. About all that’s changed is the name and borough! I highly
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by danabrams 8y ago
If you really really really can’t live without a statefull component, you can always build a custom element (which can be a wrapper around an elm app). But reusable views with fairly complex state are used; they require a little bit of wiri
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by danabrams 8y ago
Yes. The deeply nested components thing isn’t an issue at all. You build “components” as stateless views. It’s fundamentally the same as building an application out of all stateless components in redux. Your model (the central state) become
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by danabrams 8y ago
really awesome.
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by danabrams 8y ago
Overheard during the 2012 campaign in florida, between some octagenerians: I’m voting for that Mitt Romney because he’s a nice Protestant boy, not like the others. (Not that it matters, but Obama was the only Protestant in that race, Biden
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by danabrams 8y ago
Same question, but for 33 yo. I’m consider making the switch from a commercial video producer to coder.
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by danabrams 8y ago
I’ve taken this course and it’s excellent, all three parts. It makes me wish there were a modern standard ML, without laziness, typeclasses or Object Oriented-ness.
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by danabrams 8y ago
The real monad was the friends we made along the way.
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by danabrams 8y ago
You know it’s definitely not a cult when the leader gets asked to reassure the crowd that it’s not a cult and has a well-prepared answer describing the differences between this and a cult. In that case, definitely not a cult.