331. “Discussions about TDD always make me think of Ron Jeffries' attempt to develop a sudoku-solver using TDD.” (comment)
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332. “JSON's appeal is that it is both compact and human readable/editable.” (comment)
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333. “It's not the dead who have regrets, it's the living.” (comment)
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334. “I remember reading this published insight[1] from Marissa Mayer a few months ago:” (comment)
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335. “A non-authoritarian government is an historical anomaly.” (comment)
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336. “The fact that dc was originally intended as basically the Unix system's bignums library” (comment)
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337. “A few years ago I got testicular cancer.” (comment)
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338. “I think the story of this game exemplifies the fact that content needs a minimum amount of attention” (comment)
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339. “This will never, ever, ever happen.” (comment)
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340. “The bill rate for serious end-to-end web application development in a modern language,” (comment)
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341. “I think what is important is the LACK of critical articles out there.” (comment)
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342. “There's some typoes and broken links.” (comment)
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343. “It just so happens that over the last 2 winters I've been burning a scrapped wooden boat in my fire stove” (comment)
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344. “Crucially, this is software which doesn't currently exist in the world” (comment)
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345. “When you leave or a bunch of your friends who used to go to happy hour together leave” (comment)
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346. “Speaking as a longtime (nearly 30 years) Common Lisp programmer, I agree with what you've said here” (comment)
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347. “By keeping the code as visible (read, small) as possible, I see more code” (comment)
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348. “Solidity has far worse problems than not being an advanced research language.” (comment)
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349. “Just skimming through the Solidity docs, I see a lot of unwise decisions there” (comment)
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350. “If you're looking for The Single Greatest Predictor of Future Stock Market Returns[1], here it is:” (comment)
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351. “I'm the founder of a company that is ~250 people, remote first, and still fully remote.” (comment)
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352. “Hiring and firing people in France is particularly hard.” (comment)
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353. “I created software that was used by call center agents to bid on” (comment)
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354. “Lets say you were just hired as the President of a furniture company.” (comment)
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355. “That's a very interesting topic and nice write-up, thank you for sharing!” (comment)
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356. “It's appropriate that the first video is called ‘gimbal’, because that's exactly what it is.” (comment)
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357. “This is a great post and so spot on.” (comment)
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358. “This is either something written by GPT-3, or the human equivalent.” (comment)
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359. “As far as the Java platform (AKA ‘the JVM’) goes, Kotlin is painting itself into a corner.” (comment)
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360. “Someone brought an interesting perspective in another thread and I can't shake it off.” (comment)
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