🅚🅨🅛🅔🄹🄴🄽🅂🄴🄽 @DataKyle

Taking a break from Twitter. Badness 5000 on line 4. I teach entrepreneurship & tech stuff at @YaleSOM. 好好学习天天向上。 som.yale.edu/kyle-jensen Ṭ̶̥͘͟ͅh͈͍̭̗̻̹͔è͕̹ ͖̫͙̺̼ͅị̛̖̣̹̮͜n̜̲̦̫͎̯̫̤̠ṱ̶̝̙̪̮̰̀͟e̴҉͓̮̼̱͚͎̹̲r̸͖̱͓͙w̡҉͓̣̣͟ͅe̛̗͠b̶̯͎̗̠͞s̠̝ Joined May 2010

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🅚🅨🅛🅔🄹🄴🄽🅂🄴🄽 @DataKyle

7 years ago

Saying goodbye to the Twitters for a while....

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Anna the deactivated banana @annabunches

7 years ago

12 factor auth: Something you know. Something you have. Something you are. Something you were. Something you've lost. Something you've forgotten. Something you seek. Something you find. Something you steal. Something you create. Something you destroy. Something you sacrifice.

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Andrej Karpathy @karpathy

7 years ago

Chrome: Cmd+w: closes current tab. Empirical usage: 100 times / day. Cmd+q (1cm to the left): nuke every single one of your 200 open tabs immediately. Empirical (intended) usage: exactly 0 times/year. 🤦‍♂️

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Yale SOM Ventures @YaleSOMVentures

7 years ago

Meet the next venture on our #holidaygiftguide countdown! @waldenhillco delivers local, sustainable acorn-fed pork from local family farms across New England. There are plenty of products to choose from for your holiday parties that you can pick up from … ift.tt/2GoWrlA

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Striggity @35mmPapi

7 years ago

I don’t have a garage.

Umar Saif @umarsaif

7 years ago

I don’t have a garage.

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🅚🅨🅛🅔🄹🄴🄽🅂🄴🄽 @DataKyle

7 years ago

Just tell me how to use Go Modules — KABLAMO kablamo.com.au/blog-1/2018/12…

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Manuel Fuchs @Malax

7 years ago

Elm (@elmlang) is the only language that makes me want to do refactoring just for fun. No hard-fact on some website about languages can ever express such things. Try new stuff folks, you never know what you might find. :)

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Senior Oops Engineer @ReinH

7 years ago

People keep talking about typed programming languages and ok but like how else are people writing code? Pen and paper?

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Yale SOM Ventures @YaleSOMVentures

7 years ago

"The secret to Amazon's success is being obsessed with the customer and 'working backwards' from there." -@tahneehillwood from @amazon teaching about product management at @YaleSOM #yale #productmanagement #amazon #softwaredevelopment #innovation ift.tt/2EnPRK3

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Stanford University @Stanford

7 years ago

Fifty years ago today, Doug Engelbart of @SRI_Intl performed the "Mother of All Demos" — the world debut of personal and interactive computing. stanford.io/2Ei0IoQ

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🅚🅨🅛🅔🄹🄴🄽🅂🄴🄽 @DataKyle

7 years ago

Pro-tip for those sending unsolicited postdoc applications by email. You discredit yourself if you don't know about my work. For example, when your opening refers to me as an "imminent, respected researcher" it's clear you've not done your homework.

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Brenan Keller @brenankeller

7 years ago

A QA engineer walks into a bar. Orders a beer. Orders 0 beers. Orders 99999999999 beers. Orders a lizard. Orders -1 beers. Orders a ueicbksjdhd. First real customer walks in and asks where the bathroom is. The bar bursts into flames, killing everyone.

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Rust Language @rustlang

7 years ago

ITS HERE!!!! Rust 1.31 and Rust 2018 is finally out! blog.rust-lang.org/2018/12/06/Rus… Thank you so much to everyone who has contributed over these past three years. ❤️❤️❤️

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Wes McKinney @wesmckinn

7 years ago

There's a wide chasm between founders and employees. Founders generally have ~50-100x as much equity as any employee. Expecting employees to work as hard as the founders is where people run into problems

Paul Graham @paulg

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Judy Chevalier @judy_chevalier

7 years ago

My colleague @sharonoster1 is setting off to teach her undergraduates intro micro. She is setting expectations for economist coolness at a level that subsequent instructors (like me) may struggle to meet.

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Felix Krause @KrauseFx

7 years ago

Step 1️⃣ Go through the most popular inactive open source libraries Step 2️⃣ Reach out to author and ask to help out Step 3️⃣ Get push access and release a compromised version Step 4️⃣ Reach 2 million applications within a week github.com/dominictarr/ev…

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🅚🅨🅛🅔🄹🄴🄽🅂🄴🄽 @DataKyle

7 years ago

I'm looking for a good in-class activity to impart machine learning basics, ideally with a hardware/IoT component. Students have ~zero CS but much enthusiasm. 90-180 minutes. I'd appreciate recommendations and RTs!