Dan Frank
@danielhfrankdev @replica, formerly @stripe. Otherwise endangering self on mountains. @[email protected]
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"It was hard not to wonder if we all reach a point in our lives at which personal convenience and a fear of change become imperceptibly commingled with our sense of the common good." bit.ly/3qpAfPo
Note you don't *need* real time systems to get fast feedback loops, but batch systems breed an attitude of "it takes 18 hours to run so we won't know if it's broken for 18 hours".
So much potential in this space - generally, in analyzing program behavior during test/development runs to generate optimizations for prod. Reminds me in spirit of monkeytype.readthedocs.io/en/stable/inde…, which does similar for type annotations
Why can't databases analyze queries and add indexes automatically? Feels like it could be good enough for 95%+ of all practical situations.
Housing policy divides are much more interesting than other political fights because they pit against another people with similar community-minded ideals but different strategies. This profile is great because it does more than paint one side as clowns
Ted Chiang takes a deep learning course
Breaking: Neuroscientists discover that all neurons in the frontal lobe have the symbols "softmax(QK^T/sqrt(n))V" etched into their cell membranes in tiny letters.
What Do Residential Lotteries Show Us About Transportation Choices? omnivore.app/danielhfrank/w…
Deep observation in an otherwise shallow article. Kind of depressing for me, but probably true for many people. omnivore.app/danielhfrank/e…
One week in with Github Copilot: helps me get the fun parts of my job done faster so that I have more time to procrastinate the rest. Great.
It me youtu.be/2ndQ6DGRnJA
I was saying to someone just yesterday that @scalding + Algebird is like The Velvet Underground of big data frameworks. Everyone who used it went on to give talks about semigroups and aggregators. Inspired Scio, set people up to learn spark and flink.
This thread is so spot-on
what was the point? I sit here and move dots in a box alone for 8 hours a day in silence? does anyone care what I’m doing? does any of it matter AT ALL? that tailspin took me a while to pull out of and led to me seeking out an in-person job for my next role
If you really love math then you hate when people try to represent a transcendental number with a three digit date from a completely arbitrary calendar.
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