So all web browsers pretend to be each other. What’s the weird one that you’ve seen? Web Browsers Pretend To be Other Web Browsers And that kind of balances things off, which is really great.
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So I think even if you’re part of the Ivory Tower, you still get that engagement from people who use software or think that certain programming languages are terrible or that certain ones are great. I think that part of CoRecursive, especially the Slack group has been great because you really get a mix of people. Isn’t that the stereotype about academia? You guys are all up in the Ivory Tower. I’ve never been in one, but maybe they exist. Do they have Ivory Towers in Vermont, Krystal? And today, because we have Krystal, I assume that we can get some stuff from the Ivory Tower. I did not know that Chuck Norris is an HTML color. I think Griz understands.Īnd today, I might even do… I mentioned this one last time. And so, I feel like I need some vehicle to let this knowledge out where I can be, “Oh, my God. I’m super pumped about this because, sometimes, I learn something new, and I’m excited about it. It was basically just a giant list of strange things that might show up online in programmer circles on Reddit or some Discord chat or Hacker News, I guess. So last time, Don, you and I met, we were looking at this list of kind of strange facts about computation from this website called the Cursed Computer Iceberg Meme.
I could throw something and make it partway towards your house. I think that I could stand on my roof and see your house. You have to be like two dozen houses away from me. If you live in the same neighborhood as somebody, I think you’re a neighbor. We live in the same neighborhood, but we are not neighbors. Well, but we live in the same neighborhood. I have several neighbors, but none of them are you. I don’t know if we’re close enough geographically to be neighbors. I describe you as my neighbor, but I feel like you deny the fact that you’re my neighbor. I’ve been working with Adam for a number of years at a couple different companies. My journey started off with Haskell, which is a functional programming language, and I found the Corecursive Slack, and the rest is history. I’m a PhD student at the University of Vermont. And so today, I have two of my favorite guests together. Some guests are just people that I really want to hang out with, people who have really interesting things to say. Some guests have incredible stories, things you won’t believe. I have a lot of exciting guests lined up for the New Year. Each episode is the story of some piece of software being built.
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