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Ritual of the Calling of an Engineer(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by richardanaya 4y ago|0 comments
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The Nostalgia Pendulum: A rolling 30-year cycle of pop culture trends(thepatterning.com)
64 points by richardanaya 5y ago|32 comments
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by richardanaya 5y ago
The prices on rapsperry pis that can drive eink are so low the make ArtFrame's prices look way beyond what i could justify.
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by richardanaya 5y ago
"outcomes"?
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Habits of Logical People(fee.org)
2 points by richardanaya 5y ago|0 comments
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The Maxims of Ptahhotep (circa 2350 BC)(roadwithoutend.com)
99 points by richardanaya 5y ago|20 comments
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by richardanaya 5y ago
No, as i've started to reach staff engineer at my company i've been able to influence some of our hiring policy. I've vowed to make hiring policy that is a joy for our candidates. I find the an extremely simple take home pro
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by richardanaya 5y ago
Love this zigling art.
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by richardanaya 5y ago
I love this Zig art.
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by richardanaya 5y ago
Mesh gradients might make and impressive feature!
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Make Ticker Tape Parades Great Again: A Conversation with Peter Thiel(youtube.com)
3 points by richardanaya 5y ago|1 comments
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by richardanaya 5y ago
A little known annoying detail of web workers is that passing large data to them via postMessage is incredibly slow. The browser has to convert your javascript object into some sort of internal binary format and it slows down the thread th
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by richardanaya 5y ago
There's no doubt there's money to be made, but fundamentally bitcoin represents a threat to the existing power's ability to control financial markets. I see so many people hoping that they'l give that power up .. and the
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Lit 2 Is Released(youtube.com)
5 points by richardanaya 5y ago|0 comments
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by richardanaya 5y ago
I used to be anti standups until I started taking on some leadership roles. 1) it's great for refocusing everyone on monday first thing after a long weekend of hopefully for getting about work 2) it's much easier to follow up with
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by richardanaya 5y ago
Formant | react frontend dev, go aws backend dev, qa engineer, three js | full time, forever remote, full benefits https://formant.io/ Want to work with badass robots and create telemetry pipelines and visualize them in cut
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by richardanaya 5y ago
I was literally just thinking about this a few days ago. I'm super excited by https://www.nushell.sh/ . I think they are hitting on an order of magnitude improvement paradigm of shells that fit very nicely with the the
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Pine64 announces PineNote 60hz eInk reader with quartz64 CPU(youtube.com)
7 points by richardanaya 5y ago|0 comments
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by richardanaya 5y ago
Every time I read about Zig, I feel like I see a nice language that's only an incremental improvement to C mostly in terms of ergonomics. It's hard for me to imagine people giving up C for only incremental gain.
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by richardanaya 5y ago
Probably has something to do with Rust being used in embedded and kernel operating systems due to it's high level of memory control and zero runtime capabilities.
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by richardanaya 5y ago
Thank you for posting this, you tipped me over the edge to buy a FeatherS2
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by richardanaya 5y ago
Is there a visualization somewhere?
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by richardanaya 5y ago
You're using the word "memorized" in a very loose way.
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Ask HN: Any good resources on how to be a great technical advisor to startups?
3 points by richardanaya 5y ago|0 comments
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by richardanaya 5y ago
I'm curious if people will actually decline to work for these low pay jobs.
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by richardanaya 5y ago
Shame on corps needlessly making people work in offices.
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by richardanaya 5y ago
I look forward to the first competitor to undercut.
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by richardanaya 5y ago
Hey all, I worked on this project this last weekend to create a simple online lab space to play with WebAssembly that I felt other online Rust playgrounds didn't exactly provide (specifically the ability to see my output as html). Curi
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Show HN: WebAssembly Cloud – I created a playground in the browser using Rust(webassembly.cloud)
5 points by richardanaya 5y ago|3 comments
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by richardanaya 5y ago
I find it really crazy how far this had to go to support something as simple as sleep. I became aware of this problem when I started writing WASI last year. So so much unix code is based on the idea of synchronous operations. My conclusions

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