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Liam @lfln3
Joined February 2015
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Liam@lfln3
3 Aug 2020
I wrote a thing about figuring out the mapping between rust and assembly: lfn3.net/2020/08/03/a-gentle…
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Liam@lfln3
7 Apr 2019
So I'm still not really sure about this one, but I wrote a post on the language that programmers use: lfn3.net/2019/04/07/the-powe…

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Liam@lfln3
7 Apr 2019
It's not about programming languages, I'm sure we've got enough blog posts in the world about that.
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Liam@lfln3
7 Apr 2019
Have I mentioned that s-expressions are the best expressions lately?
Liam@lfln3
6 Feb 2019
Just published a blog post on why I'm not as grumpy with the LMAX codebase as I think I could be: lfn3.net/2019/02/06/reducibl…

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Liam@lfln3
23 Nov 2018
@cddr really enjoyed the talk yesterday, thanks again.
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Liam@lfln3
23 Nov 2018
Oh and hey, I get a permission denied page when I try to look at the slides you posted.
Liam@lfln3
22 Sep 2018
Just released a blog post about a "fun" bug hunt my colleague @palmer went on: lfn3.net/2018/09/22/where-th…, including a demo app so you can follow along at home.

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Liam@lfln3
22 Sep 2018
There's some bits I missed in there, like the email that was sent around with a hexdump in it and the subject "Decode this". Which was a very successful nerd snipe.
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Liam@lfln3
22 Sep 2018
But if you've ever asked yourself "why's my JVM heap small, but it's memory usage huge?", the answer might be in that post.
Liam@lfln3
23 Feb 2018
I finally got @BuckBuildTool, SBE (github.com/real-logic/simple…) and @intellijidea to play nice together: github.com/lfn3/buck-sbe
Liam@lfln3
6 Feb 2018
This one's sorta rambly I guess, but I wrote something about how the actual process of using the popcorn machine turned coffee roaster is turning out. lfn3.net/2018/02/06/roasters…
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Liam@lfln3
5 Feb 2018
I've taken apart a popcorn machine to roast coffee, and you can too. lfn3.net/2018/02/05/roasting…
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Liam@lfln3
13 Dec 2017
I wrote about how to get flamegraphs out of JMH benchmarks, the lazy way: lfn3.net/2017/12/14/flamegra…
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Liam@lfln3
5 Oct 2017
And does that mean they get a different name? Maple browns?
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Liam@lfln3
5 Oct 2017
Can I get syrup with hash browns?
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Liam@lfln3
5 Oct 2017
The amount of terrible airport food decisions I'm working on right now is disgusting.
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Liam@lfln3
5 Oct 2017
It's 3am and we have to get to JFK and I can't even right now. What happens if I fall over when I have to take my shoes off?
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Liam@lfln3
2 Oct 2016
Was nicer than I expected it to be. The codebase is clean and well organized. Probably a great place to draw from if you're starting out.
Liam@lfln3
2 Oct 2016
Contributed to the clojars.org codebase over the weekend. First serious exposure to component.

Clojars

Clojars is an easy to use community repository for open source Clojure libraries.

clojars.org
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Liam@lfln3
19 Sep 2016
Summary: Most aspects of DI aren’t useful in Clojure. It can make testing easier, but isn’t necessary. Life-cycle mgmt is still important.
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