j4pe

Joined 16 years ago

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https://bonner.jp/
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Comment · 6 days ago
Because the HTML of the page is <title>wmww/tttt: The Tess TypeScript Type checker</title>

Thank you for keeping HN safe today, mr gackle thanks you for your service

Comment · 6 days ago
Ah yes true I was trying to abide by "If the title includes the name of the site, please take it out". Leave it to dang to rename?
Comment · 6 days ago
I saw a friend publish the typechecker she'd been working on earlier this week. Seems pretty cool. Her asterisks:

* on an arguably representative sample of projects, usually, on her machine

** program that often produces the same output as tsgo 7.1 beta

*** until the next bun canary

Comment · 1 year ago
I am a simple man I see -2k lines of code, I upvote

I've told this story to every client who tried schemes to benchmark productivity by some single-axis metric. The fact that it was Atkinson demonstrates that real productivity is only benchmarkable by utility, and if you can get a truly accurate quantification for that then you're on the shortlist for a Nobel in economics.

Comment · 1 year ago
Yeah we're opening an engineering office in NYC, TBD whether it's Manhattan or across the river, likely depends on the location of the next few hires.
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Comment · 1 year ago
This was my first thought as well. I wonder if he hired someone to build it and is paying some kind of monthly maintenance fee. Anyone here could contact this guy and offer to put the page behind a (probably ~free) CDN.
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Comment · 3 years ago
Joe Eskenazi, the author of this piece, is a solid journalist who helps run the tiny donation-funded Mission Local. They've done incredible reporting on corruption in the SF city government and punch way above their weight in the stories they break. I have respect for how Joe refused to join in reporting this murder as evidence of a violent crime epidemic, while still reporting on homelessness and property crime.
Comment · 3 years ago
I actually registered a bet regarding his eventual conviction: https://longbets.org/922/

I was bothered by the level of rhetoric from high-profile people in technology predicting that the US justice system would never pursue SBF, because these claims seem to smuggle in the conspiracy that the US government is controlled by some cabal or hidden element. While of course the US government has many problems, these insinuations don't represent a serious take on the issue, and this FTX debacle seems to be simply a convenient opportunity for "network state" or techno-libertarian proponents to promulgate some more damaging untruths into an already poisoned information environment.

Nobody has yet taken me up on the bet.

Comment · 4 years ago
It's charmingly on-theme for the title of this HN post to be a Youtube-style clickbait, but we should probably edit it to something more informative.
Comment · 4 years ago

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