dnanabkchsbxb

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   by dnanabkchsbxb 6y ago

   Yeah, I don’t think Scala itself caused the problem. There was this mindset: “if we just properly model the universe in the type system, the solution will just fall out!” Because that was the obsession, they ended up spending all their time
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   by dnanabkchsbxb 6y ago

   Reading this thread is giving me some catharsis. I worked on a large project in a big tech company where the org’s leadership was ideologically determined to build everything in Scala. We ended up with dozens of engineers and failed to deli
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   by dnanabkchsbxb 6y ago

   I had a similar experience with the Dyson and then the battery died. After getting the battery replaced under warranty, the machine has worked great ever since.
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   by dnanabkchsbxb 6y ago

   Do people still think iPhones have bad battery life? Mine lasts for days.
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   by dnanabkchsbxb 6y ago

   Something that held me back is that all of my work has been under NDA, and my side projects aren’t worth presenting. I think discussions about my past work in interviews may borderline violate the NDA if I say the wrong thing, but putting i
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   by dnanabkchsbxb 6y ago

   The only company I encountered recently who wanted me to give a presentation when applying for a software engineering job was Snowflake. I guess asking everyone to jump through that hoop is one way of cutting down on the number of candidate