nullIsAnObject

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by nullIsAnObject 4mo ago
2 words: Family Computing. When that magazine showed up and there was something I could use on my Apple IIe, I would sit there (or kneel, actually, we had one of those 80s kneeling chair things) endlessly, even skipping meals or forgetting
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by nullIsAnObject 7mo ago
Elgar's Cello Concerto in E Minor consistently does it for me ( https://youtu.be/8V41D0Uczf0 ). I stopped and stared the first time I heard it (thanks Wednesday Addams!), and learning that it is a reflection on the human
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by nullIsAnObject 6y ago
I found this to be true for me. I used to be so involved in TC39, framework wars, build systems, I was super-passionate and excited about the work; I loved the inner workings of things and loved making the products and tools I and my team u
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by nullIsAnObject 6y ago
Don't panic... I'm sure the rest of that story is out there somewhere. ;)
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by nullIsAnObject 6y ago
The biggest problem with chatbots is that getting conversations right is hard... and expensive. To make one actually helpful, it requires extensive knowledge not just about the potential topics that customers could ask about, but also lin
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by nullIsAnObject 6y ago
Lol... the number of times I've had my placeholders end up not just in the finished product, but on stage at keynotes in front of thousands of people...
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by nullIsAnObject 9y ago
> All the recovering addicts I know are still addicted to something in one way or another. The new addiction may or may not be a healthy one. For instance, running 100+ miles a week, every week - while objectively better than drinking yo
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by nullIsAnObject 11y ago
Just a heads-up, I installed it and signed in with one of my two accounts, but then decided to switch the one free account to my other account. After removing the original account, I wasn't given the option to add in the single free ac