Socially leftist, fiscal liberal.
Professional OCaml enjoyer.
Views expressed therein are also those of your employer.
Ty Overby
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It's well known that the easiest way to get compiling OCaml code is to go through a grueling interview process and then relocate to New York.
Thank god I can finally stop wearing sunscreen
There's an unreleased monitor that I desperately want (Asus PG27UCWM) and as far as I can tell, the only way to be notified when it's released would be to sign up for their super spammy email list and then sift through the garbage for the announcement.
VS Code has this problem where every new feature that they add is turned on by default, leading to an enormous amount of visual clutter. Turns out that if you painstakingly turn all of this off, it's a perfectly fine editor!
Change in quality between the initial printing and the later “on demand” printing is wild. Really glad I still have the original copy!
