Co-founder and Director of Engineering @ Echtra Games. Excited by new tech and old video games. Tweets are my own. What a horrible night to have a curse.

San Francisco, CA
Joined February 2008
D&D was awesome in the 80s, y'all kids missed out. None of that pesky "town role-play" or "you're in a tavern" bullshit, that shit was BANNED. #dnd
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On my @AlaskaAir flight just now I watched a guy in first class literally never put on a mask the whole flight. Attendant served him many times, never asked him to. Rest of first class was almost as bad. Thanks Alaska, I feel like you’re taking our safety really seriously.
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"I am prepared to go forward with it..."
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Fun with bitmap font rendering. #nailedit Come join me for another #programming stream today at 4pm - We'll keep working on rendering output to the framebuffer! #osdev twitch.tv/justinian_codes
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#freecodefridaycontest time. Read this and you could win a code for Torchlight III (@PlayTorchlight) on Xbox One. Good luck.
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So apparently twitter is suspending accounts who openly hope for trump's death but somehow they were silent when obama was getting death threats for 8 years funny how that works
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Look! We're launching soooon!
🎉 ANNOUNCING: Torchlight III Officially Launches OCTOBER 13 For #PS4, #Xbox, & #Steam! 🔥 Coming soon to #Switch! Your legend awaits > torchlight3.com/en/news-arti…
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Whoops, forgot to mention this is in ~30 minutes at 3:30pm Pacific 😅
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Another Sunday #programming stream happening in an hour. Today I'm going to do a little exploratory programming and play with a few ideas for implementing processes' stdin/stdout. (And maybe, more generically, PTYs?) Come join me! twitch.tv/justinian_codes #osdev
Two years on, and the #golang dependency-tracking situation is still awful - and we're arguably worse off than we were before.
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Not having dependencies split out for tests vs actual production code is painful - the number of different test and mocking frameworks pulled in every time you use a library makes for ballooning caches and compile times.
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(Ok, I don't think that last one was something we ever had in Go, but the lack of it still has a big negative impact.)