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by gkrimer 1mo ago
Such a great example. These phrases are going to become memes of this era, like the irc stars password (hunter2). "Dead drag handle" "Booked half day you don't get back"
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by gkrimer 7mo ago
Couldn't agree more. On a large and open ended feature I sometimes struggle with where to start and end up researching something tangential. Cool learning, but not efficient. Claude Code gives me a directory, usually something that wor
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by gkrimer 2y ago
Yes. And pay for the news sources that prove valuable to you. Professional journalism is essential.
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by gkrimer 2y ago
Damn that's spot on. Thank you for sharing! Glad to know I'm not the only one struggling with this at a mature age.
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by gkrimer 4y ago
Not sure this is HN-worthy but the following was my experience dealing with a hoarder on the other side of me in Mountain View: https://m.yelp.com/user_details_reviews_self?userid=1jKEOS2t... 50+ rats!!! I have pictures.
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by gkrimer 4y ago
Sadly not public, but for those with access, Nick's deep dive into B-tree performance: go/ganpati-state-mgmt-v7
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by gkrimer 5y ago
Please come work at Google! This place has the best overall code quality I have ever seen. That's not to say it's always great or bug-free, but it is almost always well maintained. There is very little dead code. Giving and receiv
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by gkrimer 6y ago
Yep, me too! Please come to Google. This is the only place that I have ever worked that values code quality and testability, rather than just saying it values these and then letting everything fly to meet some arbitrary deadlines. There are
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by gkrimer 11y ago
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