Dan Miller
@dmiller.bsky.social
Software Engineer @ Figma
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Views are entirely my own, no one has paid me enough to be a spokesperson
It’s akin to the feeling of the poke ball rocking back and forth
August 9, 2025 at 3:09 PM
It’s akin to the feeling of the poke ball rocking back and forth
My first hint was “forward deployed software engineer”
June 13, 2025 at 3:33 AM
My first hint was “forward deployed software engineer”
Mark you might be amused to learn that this stuff is now a huge part of my life at my new job :lolsob:
I remember when you made that throwaway comment to me about js vs mjs. Wish I had asked you more questions then!
I remember when you made that throwaway comment to me about js vs mjs. Wish I had asked you more questions then!
January 2, 2025 at 4:06 AM
Mark you might be amused to learn that this stuff is now a huge part of my life at my new job :lolsob:
I remember when you made that throwaway comment to me about js vs mjs. Wish I had asked you more questions then!
I remember when you made that throwaway comment to me about js vs mjs. Wish I had asked you more questions then!
That’s why we put “everything and the kitchen sink” in to the product requirements!
(What happened to the sink?!)
(What happened to the sink?!)
October 18, 2023 at 7:13 PM
That’s why we put “everything and the kitchen sink” in to the product requirements!
(What happened to the sink?!)
(What happened to the sink?!)
Good guess! Doing a crazy project attempting to use buck2 and nix to make building the runtimes + browsers we build a bit more sane. Clang is the default toolchain for buck2, so I wanted to see how hard it would be to use that for everything since we already use it for macOS. It's hard haha
July 8, 2023 at 7:09 PM
Good guess! Doing a crazy project attempting to use buck2 and nix to make building the runtimes + browsers we build a bit more sane. Clang is the default toolchain for buck2, so I wanted to see how hard it would be to use that for everything since we already use it for macOS. It's hard haha
ugh yeah in this case it was the difference between how clang and gcc handle inline assembly 🥴
July 8, 2023 at 6:17 PM
ugh yeah in this case it was the difference between how clang and gcc handle inline assembly 🥴