I also stopped watching football several years ago, for various reasons including excessive violence. Occasionally I miss the sport's competition and rivalries and excitement but I went deeper on satisfying alternatives, For example, I watch and travel to see pro and college basketball and women's professional golf.
In the early 90s, I would print out usenet posts so I could read them on the commuter train. Seemed a good idea at the time and I probably read them with more attention than my current online practices.
There are more sites related to LLVM IR than I need to see but overall, this is a fresh browsing experience. Reminds me of reading random pages back in 1994.
Thanks - the set of pages in the feed and on which topics is constantly growing and being molded, so as more swipes/engagement occurs more coverage and interesting topics find their way in.
Depends. Back in the day, I worked on development tools for a commericial avionics flight management computer. The headcount for embedded hardware/software verification was greater than for development.
That was never true for software development in other domains I worked in i.e. Fortune 500 enterprise tools, compiler/design tools, networking, and semiconductor.
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