Software apostate. I have been accused of being a rabble rouser and a heretic. He/him ๐Ÿ‘พ๐Ÿณ๏ธโ€๐ŸŒˆ

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Joined June 2008
Chris Chandler retweeted
Tearfully waving out the train window as my girlfriend runs alongside *45 minutes later* She's still keeping pace. It's inhuman. Everyone on the train is screaming. I'm begging her to stop but she can't hear me. Her eyes are pure white. Police helicopters circle overhead
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The human brain is incredible. Itโ€™s capable of both engineering a life saving mRNA vaccine and deciding that anti-parasitic cattle paste is a better option. Just unbelievable range.
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People always say cyclists need to be more afraid of cars, because in a collision, the car wins. It doesn't have to be like that. We can _both_ lose.
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Chris Chandler retweeted
I strongly believe every developer should spend some time consulting for the same reason I think you should learn Haskell or ML. You probably won't stick to it, but it will forever change your perspective in important ways. You'll have a different mental stance.
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A friend just shared a line from a student paper, "Despite being made in the late 1900s, many of the themes of The Matrix are still relevant today" and I can literally feel my body decaying in the grave.
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Cat 1: Senior Engineer Cat 2: Junior Engineer Cat 3: 10x Engineer
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I donโ€™t want a career, I want to wear a fancy robe covered in stars and dispense confusing and ambiguous advice to passing travelers from a large stone cottage on the edge of the woods where I live with a parliament of owls
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THREAD: Lots of us learned classical music from watching old cartoons, so Iโ€™m going to identify the pieces that frequently popped up. One of the most recognizable is Franz Lisztโ€™s โ€œHungarian Rhapsody No. 2,โ€ performed by those great piano virtuosos Bugs Bunny and Tom & Jerry.
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It's not an example of Godwin's law if you call someone a Nazi and it's because they are actual Nazis.
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I finally found a way off all these spam call lists. I just answer my phone "Cyber crimes division, this is Ashley."
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Chris Chandler retweeted
One thing I learned in my years of sciencing is that "omg they are SO SMART, I don't understand any of this" is actually "oh no, this person is not good at giving talks."
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Chris Chandler retweeted
i will never get over the dissonance between how we call google/twitter/fb centres of "top engineering talent" despite the products released by such continually demonstrating otherwise
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yes i fantasize about having a friend group where weโ€™re all adults getting our lives together and we live close enough to each other to visit whenever we want and we collectively hang out at least once a week
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The MLK quotes *they* won't use but you should know, a thread
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Chris Chandler retweeted
one of the worst things the tech industry ever did was convince men who were successful at tech that that means they can then be successful at anything, no matter how little knowledge they actually have about the matter
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as someone who has been estranged from their mother for 15 years, I find articles like this incredibly harmful. those who decide to not accept abuse from family members already get so little support and understanding in society. these kinds of arguments only add to that.
In modern family life, many relations are based more on ties of affection than on duty. This makes it easier to free ourselves from hurtful or abusive family members, but it can also fuel estrangement in relationships that don't need to be lost forever: on.theatln.tc/4zlw0rq
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Chris Chandler retweeted
The 1st Amendment, 1984, and The Bible gotta be top 3 most cited material by people who didnโ€™t read them
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Chris Chandler retweeted
basically everyone hiring computer people should be stumbling all over themselves trying to convince Chris to work for them.
This is going to be something of a work-in-progress for a while but here's a reminder that I am presently on the market and here's a resume-like thing! I do science-y things and ML/DL things and SRE-like things. Oh, and lotsa programming squanderingti.me/resume/
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