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by grosales 10y ago
Walmart Technologies East | Reston, VA | Software Engineer - Junior/Mid/Senior On-site - Full-time This is a (semi) new branch of Walmart Technologies (not to be confused with Walmartlabs that focuses on the .com site) that is foc
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by grosales 10y ago
Hah! Sorry about that. You are right, it is poorly formatted. If I create one next month, I 'll make sure to clean it up and take yoru feedback into consideration :) But let me answer some of your points (that I didn't do properly
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by grosales 10y ago
Walmart Technologies East | Reston, VA | Software Engineer - Junior/Mid/Senior | Engineering Managers| On-site - Full-time - Visa Sponsorship for new CS Grads already here in the US (after OTP)| This is a new branch of Walmart Tec
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by grosales 10y ago
Walmart Technologies East | Reston, VA | Software Engineer - Junior/Mid/Senior | On-site - Full-time - Visa Sponsorship| This is a new branch of Walmart Technologies (not to be confused with Walmartlabs that focuses on the .com s
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by grosales 11y ago
The Dream Machine: J.C.R. Licklider and the Revolution That Made Computing Personal. I read this book 8 years ago and I still feel like quoting it sometimes. It's not just a biography but a well researched work on the history of the la
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The Upstanding Desk(kickstarter.com)
38 points by grosales 13y ago|45 comments
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by grosales 15y ago
Thank you John McCarthy. For your work, for your relentless curiosity, and inventiveness that helped us all. Without knowing, you set the path for many of us.
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by grosales 15y ago
I still remember the first time I picked up K&R. I tried my best to devour it. The technical prose makes the book a tour de force. Every time I write a new "hello world" program from now on, I will add a "Thanks dmr" at the end. May you
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by grosales 15y ago
My most sincere condolences. May the inspiration she instilled in you be eternal.
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by grosales 15y ago
I did that as a mid level dev. I had timing on my side though. I waited until we finished a big project, and then I presented my two week letter and went on a month long trip. I came back and found a job almost immediately. My point being t
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by grosales 16y ago
Man, you keep making it on Wednesday. I would love to attend but all my soccer league games are on Wednesday. Hopefully the March one is before the 16th.
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by grosales 16y ago
I sincerely hope everything turns out ok buddy. Take care, and remember, your health should always be your top priority.
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by grosales 16y ago
I will be there.
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by grosales 16y ago
You might want to read Tuva or Bust! by Ralph Leighton. It features Feynman as he and Ralph planned their trip to Tuva. With that said, it's a good book but I prefer the first two books because they are more about Feynman's thoughts and ide
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by grosales 16y ago
This is my little "bunker": http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3379/4573463000_c7293409c0_o.... I have white boards on both sides of the room, and a mono laser printer that does not appear in the picture.
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by grosales 17y ago
I have many dreams, not one specific goal has determined what I do in my life. It's a juggling act though, to work hard so some of them become reality, and hope that other people will take on the rest of my dreams (because I also know I won
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by grosales 17y ago
If you'd like to understand a little bit about how our brain might process and understand numbers, get "The Number Sense" by Stanislas Dehaene
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by grosales 17y ago
I'd have to agree with you on this. I read this book last year (got one of my coworkers to read it too) and I was so surprised at how awesome it was that I got "What Do You Care What Other People Think ?" and "Tuva or Bust". Both are really
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by grosales 17y ago
I worked with shanked on the prototype. But mostly it was all his work. We picked up again this week.
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Temple Grandin: The world needs all kinds of minds[TED Video](ted.com)
4 points by grosales 17y ago|0 comments
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by grosales 17y ago
These are very sad news. I truly hope he can beat it.
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Conrad Barski's "Land of Lisp" presentation at Philly Lambda Users Group(motionbox.com)
24 points by grosales 17y ago|1 comments
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by grosales 17y ago
Anything can useless when you don't know how to use it correctly.
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by grosales 17y ago
Some people find joy in different things. It seems that at this juncture of your life you are trying to analyze what and why you are doing what you are doing and where do you want to end up. I feel that I am to young and inexperienced to be
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by grosales 17y ago
Wow buddy, you need to go back to reddit, Digg (seeing that those are the type of places where you see this kind of comments more often) or whevever you came from.
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by grosales 17y ago
Wasn't Fred Brooks who said something along the lines of "always build one to throw away"? Even though, this is not supposed to be a satire (or is it?) , the fact that software engineering is a very young subject needs to be taken into cons
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by grosales 17y ago
Happy, Happy, Happy birthday! Hope you have a blast of a day!
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Food, glorious food - The way health claims about food are regulated is changing(economist.com)
9 points by grosales 17y ago|1 comments
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Strange Loop 2009 Keynote: Minimalism in Computing (Slides)(slideshare.net)
16 points by grosales 17y ago|3 comments
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by grosales 17y ago
Thank you sir! A Lisp book is always welcome.

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