Call me Jamz. All I do is code. Setting up a standard for building all my code repos. Alt for @Jamzborne.

Joined August 2021
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Stick around if you want to watch a man rant and rave on about anything mildly fringe or obtuse regarding computing/software/programming/programming language design/microkernels were a missed opportunity/Windows with WSL is the correct way to develop/code ceremony is 💩/
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Douglas McIlroy, who invented pipes (for UNIX) also knew that we needed type providers, already in 1969. He deserves an #fsharp grandfather award!
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Incredibly excited to soon add @ziglang as a supported compiler backend for Daybreak, an immutable programming language I’ve been developing github.com/ExoKomodo/Daybrea…
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👏👏👏 Encore please Context: @TobyCouchman is fighting the good fight and reminding people that their lack of experience is not an excuse to damn a technology
23 Feb 2022
Replying to @Haus3c
There’s a lot of ‘l don’t understand it therefore it must be wrong’ takes in here which is a little bit insulting to those that do value it because it implies that anything built with it is holistically over-architected as a result.
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Crypto is just the stock market for people who think superhero movies should win more Oscars.
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Followed by a downed website
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Best tweet I’ve seen on NFTs to date
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Decentralized
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11 Feb 2022
Compilers are just cool. Programs which take programs and output new programs? Top shit.
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Disagree. PRs are useful async collaboration tools, good for encapsulating a feature into a single referenceable point, and provides context for people outside the individual writing the code. In short, it helps your org scale. This sync “trust” model only works for small teams
You need PRs when: • You don’t trust the code • You don't trust the person writing the code • You don’t trust the process used to write the code • You don’t trust the system used to check in the code Maybe we should dump the PRs and work on that trust thing instead?
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Ah yes, the Discord archives
You don’t learn crypto / Web3 from a curriculum You learn it by installing Metamask, buying some ETH, moving some to a Ledger, paying fees, making a trade on Uniswap, minting an NFT, joining a discord, asking questions on Twitter, etc.
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1/2 Ah yes because crypto brings about inclusion the likes of which we already have in the tech industry Not that the software field is close to being truly inclusive, but I can provide almost exactly this example from the first team I was on at my work
Yes, part of my web3 dream is that a catholic, a muslim and a LGBTQ activist can work together in e.g. a DAO to build shared infrastructure for the world despite many different believes.
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2/2 Across 4 team members, including the manager: - America-born Protestant (myself) - Communist Hungary-born Eastern Orthodox (manager) - India-born Hindu (technical lead) - America-born, presumably agnostic (teammate)
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sphinx: so you don’t have an answer me: I just don’t feel like “why are you such a little bitch?” counts as a riddle
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6 Feb 2022
Replying to @RAC
a lot of people seem to miss that the entire point of NFTs is to make content FREE while making ownership scarce. nobody is forcing you to pay for an NFT, you can still enjoy it FOR FREE alongside everybody else. you like my music? you can have it for free.
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.NET 6 includes preview support for HTTP/3 (not Web3). HTTP/3 uses a new connection protocol QUIC. /1 #dotnet6 #devcommunity
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