Liane Praza

615 posts

Liane Praza

Liane Praza

@lpraza

Facebook software engineer. Former Solaris engineer. Skier. Aerialist. Geek.

Silicon Valley Katılım Ağustos 2009
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Liane Praza
Liane Praza@lpraza·
@sogrady Oh, crud. I say it very regularly, but because I firmly expect I’m being incoherent. Now searching for a better phrase.
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Liane Praza@lpraza·
@TheRealSpaf @jack_daniel I’ve seen plenty of utilikilts. But I’m sartorially stuck for you. What’s the appropriate bow tie pairing?
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Erik Meijer@headinthebox·
Self-portraits are the hardest ...
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Liane Praza
Liane Praza@lpraza·
When you're removing 1960s wood paneling from 1920s plaster walls it's a great time to multitask and use a hair mask.
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Liane Praza
Liane Praza@lpraza·
Last year's edition of FaceTAV (testing and verification) in London was great, and it's hosted again as a free symposium. Chaired by the illustrious Mark Harman, with a fantastic speaker list. Tony Hoare! And brilliant colleagues Nadia, Satish, Peter! research.fb.com/blog/2019/10/r…
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Liane Praza
Liane Praza@lpraza·
@johnlevon If we're sharing, I only remember to use grep -r about 20% of the time, and use find . | xargs grep otherwise.
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Liane Praza
Liane Praza@lpraza·
@Ell_o_Punk Sad to say, the "are you actually technical" implied or explicit question/comment is something that persists in lots of instances of new groups of people you don't already have cred established in. Regardless of title, role, or bio. Happy for any new group that assumes I am.
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Ellopunk
Ellopunk@Ell_o_Punk·
Oh my God...im not alone! "Are you actually technical? " is another question that i have gotten that's just left me speechless.
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Liane Praza
Liane Praza@lpraza·
@jonmasters I read this as poisson consumption model, and now my mind has gone off on a tangent.
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Jon Masters 🏴‍☠️
Jon Masters 🏴‍☠️@jonmasters·
If you have a poison-consumption model then surely not everyone will MCE on a speculative read or walk based on a flip if you can avoid it being architectural
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Liane Praza
Liane Praza@lpraza·
@TetonGravity Commentary on Sprinters is missing. This is vital info for when I figure out how to get out of my current ride that just missed this century in manufacture date. (I drive a news van, converted not by sportsmobile into a 4wd. Thus, I happily lack a vanlife instagram account.)
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Liane Praza
Liane Praza@lpraza·
I switched to a CS major over 2 years into my undergrad. (Programming was more fun than ChemE to me.) I decided then the OS class was more interesting than the S/W engineering class. Now I'm reading history of S/W eng, e.g. homepages.cs.ncl.ac.uk/brian.randell/… and Margaret Hamilton.
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Liane Praza@lpraza·
@abbyfuller This is timely I have a talk to write and code to finish today. Clearly I've done a bunch of small, neglected household chores so far.
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Liane Praza
Liane Praza@lpraza·
@johnlevon Therefore... blocking useful during initialization. Later? Not so clear to me. But, caveat this whole thing with the fact that I am not a cryptographer, nor have I ever played one on TV. :)
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Liane Praza
Liane Praza@lpraza·
@johnlevon My best understanding, may be apocryphal: High-quality entropy does run out, it's based on reading of hardware state. *But* the only time that it truly matters is during startup time, when the RNG state is less-well seeded, thus urandom output is potentially more computable.
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Liane Praza
Liane Praza@lpraza·
The feeling when a word you've used infrequently didn't have the *exact* definition you thought it had all these years. Yet, happily, saying "I'm a (implied social) gadfly" wasn't entirely incorrect in all contexts I've ever used it in.
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