Richard Feldman

@rtfeldman

Let’s go with the ambitious approach.

Philadelphia, PA
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Joined September 2008
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    8 May 2017

    Happy Monday! I open-sourced a fully functional 4,000 LoC SPA. 😺 Design details in the writeup: Enjoy!

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    20 minutes ago

    Anyone want to a do a quick pairing session on an Elm typing thing I can’t figure out?

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    Aug 25

    Web Dev Pro Tip: Get yourself an Android Go device. It is _so_ hard to build an intuition for how low-spec devices really behave: I have 3 (!!) layers at screen resolution and I am blowing the frame budget, making scrolling janky.

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    15 hours ago

    Just like my heart.

    My favorite part of my parent's tv is the fact that the words "Will Riker" are burned into the middle of it
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    16 hours ago

    Sunday confession: I airbrush some of my coding screenshots.

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    17 hours ago

    Made good progress on a tool that converts SVG files into view functions. Watch this space!

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  7. 18 hours ago

    Reading this for the first time in 2018 feels surreal: I can't think of many writers who make me feel I am *there* like DFW could--fiction or nonfiction.

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    19 hours ago
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    We try to put our overall direction into words in our talks. Without diving too much into specifics (which usually change as we focus on a problem). But that often ends up being too abstract. So I’m not sure if it’s valuable to write a roadmap like this.

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    19 hours ago
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    There’s a huge amount of churn that can be caused by prematurely showing something. People misunderstanding. Or us showing a flawed solution and then realizing it needs to be different. We’re not advocating tech we’re given — we need to ensure it works well ourselves.

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    19 hours ago
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    Maybe I’m overstating how fuzzy it is. We have clear things we’re working towards. But they’re difficult to explain until they’re ready. A large part of work is creating education around what we built. So we tend to announce them *after* they’re ready and we’re confident in them.

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    19 hours ago
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    The specifics are more fuzzy and we can’t plan specific *features* so far in advance though. Some major breakthroughs with far-ranging implications only happened a few months ago. I think it’s a balance of having a vision vs adjusting to circumstances and being open to changes.

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    19 hours ago
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    In particular, I gave a talk about the future of React in March. This stuff has been two-three years in the making. Counts as long term roadmap?

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    19 hours ago
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    I oversimplified. We don’t have a formal document with a list of features. But of course there is an overall direction. If you read our blog and watch our talks you’ll see where it’s going. 🙂

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    Aug 24

    Bruce Wayne didn’t become Batman until he was 30 It doesn’t matter how old you are There’s still time for a full blown dramatic goth phase

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    Aug 26

    I'm mentally ill and still worthy of love.

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    Aug 24

    i love describing cicadas to people in places that don't have them. big bugs that scream until they die every summer. and every 17 years, millions crawl out of the ground and you have to shuffle down sidewalks through their dying and screaming bodies

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    Aug 25

    I endorse this parenting approach. You need to enforce standards.

    Replying to @mattmight
    when I was learning to program my mom wouldn't help me debug if I hadn't indented my code
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  18. Aug 25

    I want to go to both 's and 's talks at Øredev, but they're both at the exact same time slot...as my talk. 😿

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    Aug 25

    tfw you make a bunch of changes to an elm module and it compiles on first try

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    Aug 25

    some people close the club. I open the library

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    Aug 23

    If a witch needs to modify one of her existing spells... Does she use a hex editor?

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