Richard Minerich

@rickasaurus

Unicorn Dad, Dinosaur Programmer, Fancy Types, Machine Learning, Physics. CTO at Safe Banking Systems (Part of Accuity). Tweets/Opinions are my own.

Hoboken, NJ
Vrijeme pridruživanja: rujan 2008.

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  1. Prikvačeni tweet
    14. lip 2017.

    As CTO my primary responsibility is to stop myself from rewriting all of the legacy systems alone in a manic fury.

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  2. prije 3 sata
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  3. prije 3 sata

    If you had a C# programmer F# and tell them to go, they'll write C# in F#. This is likely to actually increase defect rates. If a C++ programmer writes Rust do they by default write C++ style code in Rust?

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  4. prije 3 sata

    However, I've also seen a lot of github code written in the process of learning, not leveraging the safety tools these languages provide. Maybe this is why it's so hard to see in the data.

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  5. prije 3 sata

    The idea that programming language does not correlate strongly with defect rate conflicts with my experience to such a degree that I don't see how it could be true.

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    prije 6 sati
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  7. prije 10 sati

    What if we could just be honest with each other about this stuff? Seems a lot easier.

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  8. prije 10 sati

    At first I thought I would probably always press it out of politeness. Wouldn’t want to make someone meet if they didn’t want to. But then, what if the other person does the same thing. We’d never meet. And so I’d probably never use the app.

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    PSA: You wouldn't write a book and put every paragraph in a separate file, that would be confusing as fuck One Class Per File is doing exactly that, but for code. Don't do it!

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  11. 31. sij

    We all in some way or another expect people to be able to read our minds, and they just can't. If you don't qualify what you want and people mess it up, that's on you.

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  12. 31. sij

    Don't just say "Make a jira ticket", qualify it with what you expect to see in that ticket. Don't just say "I want you to run this project", qualify it with behavior: "I expect daily email updates, and specialized team standup. If you are blocked come to me right away."

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  13. 31. sij

    One of the most important lessons I learned in executive training is setting expectations by literally telling people what you want them to do. It's crazy, but this doesn't come naturally to most people (myself included).

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  14. 31. sij

    Obviously a part of it is having an authoritarian government that doesn’t have to have legal battles for permission. Even so, in the US I doubt we could move so quickly.

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  15. 31. sij

    Is there a book to read on the project management style they use in China to build things so quickly?

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    31. sij

    We tracked more than $174 million in foreign funding going to the nation's top think tanks in our new report "Foreign Funding of Think Tanks in America." It's a must read for understanding this seldom discussed avenue of foreign influence

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    did you know that NaN is a number? in a float32 there are 16,777,214 different NaNs! 0.4% of all possible values! NaN in binary: x111 1111 1xxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx you're allowed to use whichever one you like! how silly! you can inject a PAYLOAD of data in there!!

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  18. 31. sij

    It’s amazing to see the whole world collaborate and coordinate around the coronavirus to keep it from spreading. I wasn’t sure such a thing was possible anymore.

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    30. sij

    Easy to say "monomorphization is awful and Rust should never have done it", harder to say "I want all generic functions to be compiled to bytecode and to embed a Rust interpreter in every binary".

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  20. 30. sij

    Might as well comment on Monolith vs Microservice while I'm here. Why does it seem like no one can accept that different approaches are good in different circumstances? There are many factors: Team size, stability vs change, infra, cost, and of course the problem being solved.

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  21. 30. sij

    Subtweeting about Yglu

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