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Sagebrush posted:What use does Tesla have with a compiler developer he's a manager these days. running a team that's writing a compiler is not fundamentally different from running a team writing some other kind of software.
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"I effectively stopped regretted attrition from the team, and ended up growing it by over 50%. I personally interviewed most of the accepted candidates." "In the end, Elon and I agreed that he and I did not work well together and that I should leave, so I did."
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Jun 22, 2017 01:53
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:yeah i cant imagine a programming job more satisfying than being deeply involved in projects like swift and llvm. working on compilers and dev tools was literally the only thing he'd ever done professionally, so even if you're right and he had the best possible job to have it seems natural to eventually want to try something different to at least have a point of comparison.
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D has fairly complete support for C++, with the main quirk being that you have to explicitly instantiate any templates you want to be able to use from D java's jni stuff all has full support for c++ but that doesn't really count since you're still writing a wrapper layer
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Maximo Roboto posted:it'd be funny if they get Kotlin Native up and running by the time Swift gets ABI compatibility kotlin looks nice if targeting java is a requirement but i don't really see any reason to use kotlin native other than for porting existing code
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