Software plummer, husband and father
Boulder, CO
Joined September 2011
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@chamath in the latest episode of the pod, you equated "being in the arena" to "doing something that mattered". You offered examples of the things you do like investing in companies. While I think these things really do matter to society...
Now obviously, my assumptions could be wildly wrong. Maybe you do have 99% of your net worth on the line. Maybe you've collateralized your debt with your primary residence. Maybe there's more at stake than I realize for you, and I'd love to learn that...
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@elonmusk idea for Forrest fires. Tesla is in a unique position to use AI and IF Satelite to find fires before they start, then build autonomous swarming firefighting drones. Capable of storing fire retardant and can pick up water en route. Positive spin for drones, not just war
@cscalfani I'm enjoying your book Functional Programming Made Easier. Thank you for all your work to make the mathematical underpinnings of functional programming accessible to those without formal mathematics experience!
leanpub.com/fp-made-easier
Don’t forget that Y and Z are Sets, e.g. Y could be the set of Real Numbers.
What Mathematicians call Domain and Codomain, we programmers call Input and Output respectively.
#ruby fun fact: case statements can only have 2498 branches!
gist.github.com/bbuchalter/4…
@tenderlove I think I came across something similar to what you did in github.com/ruby/ruby/pull/58… - I'm seeing many unexpected paths in RbConf::CONFIG['LDFLAGS']. Any chance you'd be game to pair on this?
It looks like my extra paths in LDFLAGS were added to rbconfig.rb when I compiled Ruby on my machine. I happened to have had a few LDFLAGS set in my .bash_profile when I compiled. Those extra flags got permanently written and applied every time MakefileMake was used.
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Finally, a Stock Market Crash! mrmoneymustache.com/2022/05/…
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Here are snowfall totals along some of the main travel corridors for the upcoming snowstorm. The mountains and foothills have the highest chance of seeing hazardous travel conditions while lower elevations may see a lot of the snow melt on the roadways. Plan ahead! #COwx
Join @shageman, myself and the crew from @GustoHQ to learn about Laying the cultural and technical foundation for Big Rails. 10:40am in BR 255. #RailsConf2022
Learn how teams can continue to have high velocity, manage complexity, and claim ownership over their own business subdomains.
Also, check out @shageman’s upcoming book on the topic! leanpub.com/package-based-ra…
