Anthony Grimes retweeted
Why don't we test for ability to read and understand pieces of code when interviewing programmers?
.@priortd @haskellbook @bitemyapp My favorite thing is when folks use monads and don't actually know there's a name for it. – at Los Angeles, CA
Anthony Grimes retweeted
OUR NEW SECURITY ANALYST HAS DISCOVERED A VULNERABILITY
OUR DEVELOPERS APPEAR TO HAVE ACCESS TO THE SOURCE CODE
HENCEFORTH THIS WILL STOP
"Whatever you're meant to do, do it now. The conditions are always impossible." —Doris Lessing via @momentumdash
Flink, man. flink.apache.org/ – at Los Angeles, CA
Replying to @xiongtx
These are also my projects, I don't need an org to have contributors, I have those. I need folks to help vet those contributions.
Replying to @xiongtx
What barrier to entry? I add a collaborator and make sure they can release. Not rocket science.
Replying to @xiongtx
Nobody volunteers to help maintain my libs so not much I can do. You'd think someone would step up since there's so much usage.
Replying to @xiongtx
Sorry man, just an overwhelming number of projects ed by lot's of folks. It's had to maintain a life, job, and 100ish open src libs
Have a cover done merely to test a new piece of hardware soundcloud.com/anthony-grime…
For the 2 Windows users surely following me, if your Linux subsystem stops working after an upgrade, re-enable it in features.
reddit.com/r/soylent/ is there anyone in this subreddit who understands the slightest thing about nutrition?





