sankyo

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by sankyo 9mo ago
It would be noteworthy if 100 people showed up to my 5 year old's piano recital. not so much for a 300 acre noisy, water hogging data center.
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by sankyo 2y ago
It is great when claim everything works better when we are all in the same office together and then expect you to get online in the off hours because of an outage, or work with teams from other offices 3 timezones away on a project, or work
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by sankyo 3y ago
This old psychology video comes to mind. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJG698U2Mvo Also, in San Francisco a lot of the "paint" in the crosswalks is little plastic pellets melted. I have had my rear wheel slide o
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by sankyo 4y ago
I would categorize their lack of action as "dereliction of duty", not "aren't big enough assholes". It is their responsibility to deal with apathy
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by sankyo 5y ago
dividendfinance.com | Software Engineer (mid/senior levels) | FULL-TIME | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE/REMOTE US only | commensurate with experience Dividend Finance is helping homeowners install solar panels and taking advantage of
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by sankyo 6y ago
Thank you for this. Very few people can explain complicated ideas with easy to follow language. You have a gift for explaining.
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by sankyo 6y ago
Everything is a function, functions are first class. REPL based development gives you instant feedback. lets you write a function in your editor and then run it, change it, run it again. If your idea of REPL is python or ruby, then you are
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by sankyo 7y ago
You nailed it. Stick with priority and the right stuff will get fixed. Severity just encourages more debate about what needs to be fixed vs. deferred. Inevitably you will end up with a list of defects which will never be fixed.
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by sankyo 7y ago
Does it work only on books and magazines or would it work on a driver license or ID card as well?
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by sankyo 7y ago
dividendfinance.com | Software Engineer (all levels) | FULL-TIME | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE/REMOTE US only | commensurate with experience I am the VP of Software Development at Dividend Finance. We need Clojure/Clojurescript dev
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by sankyo 7y ago
dividendfinance.com | Software Engineer (all levels) | FULL-TIME | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE/REMOTE | commensurate with experience I am the VP of Software Development at Dividend Finance. We need Clojure/Clojurescript developers
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by sankyo 8y ago
In the Clojure world we use EDN (extensible data notation) which is a subset of Clojure. https://github.com/edn-format/edn You can extend it, convert it to JSON if necessary, and it is easy to read.
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by sankyo 8y ago
I agree, rather cryptic. As I read it I thought, “interesting, please elaborate”, but there was no follow up
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by sankyo 8y ago
> I can’t really imagine myself working on a million line project Any project of this size is too big and is better off being broken up. You need tests no matter what kind of typing you are using. The best thing about Clojure is that it
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by sankyo 8y ago
dividendfinance.com | Software Developer | FULL-TIME | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE | commensurate with experience I am the Director of Engineering at Dividend Finance. We need Clojure/Clojurescript developers to help us build an API for
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by sankyo 8y ago
> the one that did it much faster is the better candidate. From my perspective that is only about 3% of what I expect from a software engineer. Writing readable, easy to maintain code that is well tested, collaborating with product and
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by sankyo 8y ago
I am all for scooters that are not on the sidewalk. I am all for making it more difficult to own and maintain a car to help eliminate all the problems that they cause. We don’t ask GM, Ford, or Toyota to solve car parking, or even pe
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by sankyo 8y ago
what did the Go solution replace? I only read about DB changes, and cannot draw any conclusions.
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by sankyo 8y ago
Do cops and doctors get “free time” between cases? If you let the product team dictate every story, you are doing it wrong. Grow a spine and negotiate some tech stories into the sprint. After you establish credibility, it will get better. I
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by sankyo 9y ago
Dividend Solar | San Francisco, CA | Sr Software Dev | Full-Time | Clojure | Remote | local At Dividend we are providing financing for residential solar installations and soon Home Energy loans (windows, furnace, etc.) Our stack includes a
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by sankyo 9y ago
I didn't see a link to his lyrics for Grateful Dead songs yet. My favorite is Cassady. What an inspiration between EFF and the Dead. https://w2.eff.org/Misc/Publications/John_Perry_Barlow/HTML/..
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by sankyo 9y ago
Sunset district - Gigabit fiber $72/month with mandatory phone service. I regularly get 580-700Mbps down and 550-750Mbps up. Symmetric! And it is always up. I am a very happy customer.
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by sankyo 9y ago
I can find some inspiration about projects, people solving problems, some that I know about, some that I did not know existed. I can read opinions about issues I have thought about and cared about and get a new perspective. I can get annoye
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by sankyo 9y ago
Merchant model is where the OTA (online travel agency) is the merchant of record. Your credit card is debited by the OTA when you book. Behind the scenes, OTA buys N room nights from the hotel chain for some discounted price, and sells the
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by sankyo 9y ago
He only considers statically typed languages to be worthy. He doesn't spend much time on Groovy, writing it off as a scripting language. That is my take on why he left it out.
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by sankyo 9y ago
We found scorched tinfoil in the wastebasket. Someone has secrets and is not covering up.
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by sankyo 10y ago
I cannot stand it when a post is not dated. How can I know that this isn't some old, irrelevant comparison from 2001? It doesn't take much effort to add a posting date.
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by sankyo 10y ago
You shared a valid point of view and the only way to learn is by discussing things. People shouldn't down vote a view that they do not support as it only creates an echo chamber. The best way to change someone's mind is to listen
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by sankyo 10y ago
forgot the sugar!
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by sankyo 10y ago
I cannot get past the idea of having an always on, corporate controlled microphone in my house. I am not interested in this. I admit it is fun to play with in the office or at my friend's house. I know that my iphone gives away my po

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