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As my professors drilled into me in college – “Computer Science is the study of solving problems, programming just happens to be a tool we use to do it.” — Eric Hydrick (@erichydrick) Oct 17, 2023 from http://twitter.com/erichydrick via IFTTT

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– Document your solution *in writing* for other engineers to reference later – See your solution through testing, deployment to production, and verifying that it solved the business problem per the business metrics — Eric Hydrick (@erichydrick) Oct 17, 2023 from http://twitter.com/erichydrick via IFTTT

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– Clearly articulate each piece, how to determine whether it was implemented correctly, and its scope – Accurately estimate how long it will take you to do that work – Build a means of automatically testing your solution — Eric Hydrick (@erichydrick) Oct 17, 2023 from http://twitter.com/erichydrick via IFTTT

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You’re a great engineer if you can: – Clearly articulate a business problem – Ask enlightening questions about it – Define measures for gauging the success of any solution implemented – Break it up into smaller chunks https://t.co/LqDZULld5k — Eric Hydrick (@erichydrick) Oct 17, 2023 from http://twitter.com/erichydrick via IFTTT

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@RationalMale This woman and all other females LARPing as pastors do so for the express purpose of subverting Christianity and destroying it. This goes back to the days of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and her suffragette friends writing “The Woman’s Bible.” in the preface to the book Stanton herself… https://t.co/JilrUu3LOV — Rachel Wilson (@Rach4Patriarchy) Oct 16, …
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@vyodaiken @danluu No. A lot of the ideas behind the architecture were worked out at Xerox though. But I wrote it from scratch at Microsoft in 1982-83, with additional developers toward the end. — Richard Brodie 🤫🦁 (@QuietLion) Oct 16, 2023 from http://twitter.com/QuietLion via IFTTT

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@Nate75Sanders @danluu Are you talking about Word for DOS, released in 1983? We used c. It was a proprietary compiler written by me in 1981 that generated p-code. We hand-coded important parts of the product in assembler when necessary for speed. MacWord v1 was a port of Word for DOS, so same. — Richard Brodie …
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Of pedos and child murderers? Oh Absolutely. https://t.co/hxLmlyl2cT — The Redheaded libertarian (@TRHLofficial) Oct 16, 2023 from http://twitter.com/TRHLofficial via IFTTT

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If Trump violates the order, what’s she going to do? https://t.co/VMdi91YORq — Upstate Federalist (@upstatefederlst) Oct 16, 2023 from http://twitter.com/upstatefederlst via IFTTT

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M.C. Escher completed his iconic woodcut Day and Night in 1938. These tessellated birds intricate artistry explores light and dark concepts. — M.C. Escher (@artistescher) Oct 15, 2023 from http://twitter.com/artistescher via IFTTT