kevinb9n

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by kevinb9n 1y ago
This was my thought too
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by kevinb9n 2y ago
It is very often used to mean simply "contradicts what seemed intuitive to me".
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by kevinb9n 2y ago
fwiw, my hashing library ( http://guava.dev/HashFunction ) went little-endian. It was probably for some reason.
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by kevinb9n 3y ago
I hope that one day Bob's son and daughter will see this thread, and will enjoy through tears these beautiful memories of their father. If that ever happens, D&S, I hoped I could say something to you. If you never see it, well, I t
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by kevinb9n 3y ago
Just to fill in some detail, Dagger was originally by jessewilson, but Bob was certainly highly involved. They were working together a lot then.
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by kevinb9n 3y ago
Thank you so much for posting these
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by kevinb9n 3y ago
I half expected we would find it on his long form birth certificate.
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by kevinb9n 3y ago
Thank you VERY much for keeping on top of this stuff, dang.
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by kevinb9n 3y ago
Yup. For one thing Bob wrote the map implementation that evolved into Guava's com.google.common.cache (for the confused: "Google Collections" was renamed to Guava). But also he was just one of the people that I always bounced
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by kevinb9n 3y ago
(yes, your facts are correct here)
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by kevinb9n 3y ago
> He spent hours and hours bragging to me about people he was lucky enough to work with, and I've met many of them, and they're all like "he's got that all backwards". YES, that is peak crazybob right there. Than
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by kevinb9n 3y ago
Wow. Thanks so much for telling me that.
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by kevinb9n 3y ago
At first, I didn't like Bob Lee. Then I met him. I didn't know him when he joined my AdWords team in '04. He was the next to join after me. He was 24 (I was 29) and he was known by a fun nickname and he had already co-written
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by kevinb9n 4y ago
"If you have any questions, I'll be happy to answer them here!"