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$450k/year then at the bottom,

> if you enjoyed this article, I’d greatly appreciate your support if you could buy me a coffee here

What’s going on there?

I’m pretty sure that was pitched in an episode of Silicon Valley, except microwaves

Man, that’s all I really wanted.

Does that work for, for example, veal or lamb?

GraphicsMagick used to have an epic critique of ImageMagick. It’s long gone though, except maybe via archive.org

Is it any faster after this? I’m using Fastmail which is snappy to navigate around in and not sluggish when I type.

It's ok, but seems to be a bit too complex for what it does. It was pretty janky running it locally (pegged the CPU), and now that we have it in MWAA we've got several support issues on it with AWS for unkillable task instances and scheduler problems.

I wonder when he interviews, do they still ask him to fizzbuzz and search a binary tree.

I will try this, but I still have ptsd from the last time I installed something python based.

I’m stoked for this. Seeing a car launched into space is kinda meh, but planetary probes like Voyager, Cassini/Huygens and telescopes like Hubble, Chandra, LIGO and now Webb is where the truly grand, awe inspiring stuff is.

When I was a kid, I recall writing a very simple (think read a line, send a line, no select() so blocked unless the right order for read/send line operations took place). It was in C on Linux.

Having something appear on another computer was one of those magical moments in my career – like the first time I got BASIC on Apple II to print "*" all over the screen. Nothing much has come close since since – maybe a few "Ah ha" moments in Prolog, Lisp or Forth...

I have not looked at Elixir. It is possible for the user to extend its syntax?

I love how a library just adds in a JSON literal syntax to the language and it's not even worth noting.

I feel like Netflix gave up. All I get is shit I already saw.

> a 486DX/33, but with 4GB of RAM

Wonder how long it took to sequentially scan 4GB of RAM

Am I missing anything with 1Password, already using Bitwarden?

I like this web page. It is very readable. I wish more pages had this splendor. Perhaps it can be web3.

As in fisticuffs?

I’m pretty sure you’re about to be fired. You should give your notice as soon as possible and immediately look for a new position. Getting fired should normally not come as a surprise to you. If it does you’d have to be completely clueless, or there are things going on outside your control. You seem self conscious so the former seems unlikely.

> and so making getting at heap allocations harder by explicitly getting them through an allocator is a great thing.

Did not follow this logic.

Resistive

Leave. Life is too short and your profession is in too high a demand.

However, make sure management knows it’s the architect’s micromanaging/senseless pedantry that is the problem. If you’re feeling dread about creating a PR, others are also.

I wish Clojure’s reader wasn’t so needlessly limited.

> and them saying "hey we've preconfigured emacs for you."

Good god, that’s like wearing someone else’s dirty underwear.

I have the 22kW model which I believe is air cooled. Living under Texas’ “freedom grid”. I would say it’s kind of louder than I’d like, probably like standing right next to my Tacoma, but when the power goes out it sounds like sweet angels singing.

I recall the Fun Way series book fondly. As a kid, I did the kits over and over (even unsoldering the PCB kits from the later books after soldering them together). I probably breathed in too much leaded solder vapors, but it’s what put me on the path to electrical and computer engineering.

The TSA literally grabbed my balls in LAX on a flight to Dallas.

Maybe a ham transceiver with large antenna. Beyond that, water, food, guns and a stack of porn probably. Oh and my beer brewing gear.

Cool. Then I’ll create Linux only applications and be compatible on both platforms. Bye bye to Win32, I guess.

I sure want to believe this is the last tooling I’ll need to use for Python tooling nirvana, but that’s what they told me about pip, pip3, venv, vitrualenv, conda.. And one coworker just suggested I just run the script in Docker. Ugh