Mego Tan
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Mego Tan
@tannal.github.io
· Feb 11
I have a new one.
1980s: Xerox invented GUI → Apple/MS commercialized it
1990s: SGI pioneered 3D → NVIDIA/AMD took over
2000s: Sun created JVM → Google/Amazon scaled it
2010s: Intel dominant ISA → ARM/RISCV eating it
2020s: Will OpenAI's AI breakthroughs follow the same path?
1980s: Xerox invented GUI → Apple/MS commercialized it
1990s: SGI pioneered 3D → NVIDIA/AMD took over
2000s: Sun created JVM → Google/Amazon scaled it
2010s: Intel dominant ISA → ARM/RISCV eating it
2020s: Will OpenAI's AI breakthroughs follow the same path?
I have a new one.
1980s: Xerox invented GUI → Apple/MS commercialized it
1990s: SGI pioneered 3D → NVIDIA/AMD took over
2000s: Sun created JVM → Google/Amazon scaled it
2010s: Intel dominant ISA → ARM/RISCV eating it
2020s: Will OpenAI's AI breakthroughs follow the same path?
1980s: Xerox invented GUI → Apple/MS commercialized it
1990s: SGI pioneered 3D → NVIDIA/AMD took over
2000s: Sun created JVM → Google/Amazon scaled it
2010s: Intel dominant ISA → ARM/RISCV eating it
2020s: Will OpenAI's AI breakthroughs follow the same path?
February 11, 2025 at 3:48 AM
I have a new one.
1980s: Xerox invented GUI → Apple/MS commercialized it
1990s: SGI pioneered 3D → NVIDIA/AMD took over
2000s: Sun created JVM → Google/Amazon scaled it
2010s: Intel dominant ISA → ARM/RISCV eating it
2020s: Will OpenAI's AI breakthroughs follow the same path?
1980s: Xerox invented GUI → Apple/MS commercialized it
1990s: SGI pioneered 3D → NVIDIA/AMD took over
2000s: Sun created JVM → Google/Amazon scaled it
2010s: Intel dominant ISA → ARM/RISCV eating it
2020s: Will OpenAI's AI breakthroughs follow the same path?
Data is just like the sh**t produced by human which accidently used by AI researchers.
February 1, 2025 at 4:52 AM
Data is just like the sh**t produced by human which accidently used by AI researchers.
Talking to AI is like looking in a mirror - it reflects our knowledge, thinking patterns, and biases. The quality of AI responses often mirrors the quality of our questions. It's both a tool for self-reflection and a reminder to maintain independent thinking. #AI #ChatGPT
January 27, 2025 at 3:30 AM
1980s: Xerox invented GUI → Apple/MS commercialized it
1990s: SGI pioneered 3D → NVIDIA/AMD took over
2000s: Sun created JVM → Google/Oracle scaled it
2010s: Will OpenAI's AI breakthroughs follow the same path?
1990s: SGI pioneered 3D → NVIDIA/AMD took over
2000s: Sun created JVM → Google/Oracle scaled it
2010s: Will OpenAI's AI breakthroughs follow the same path?
January 25, 2025 at 3:20 PM
1980s: Xerox invented GUI → Apple/MS commercialized it
1990s: SGI pioneered 3D → NVIDIA/AMD took over
2000s: Sun created JVM → Google/Oracle scaled it
2010s: Will OpenAI's AI breakthroughs follow the same path?
1990s: SGI pioneered 3D → NVIDIA/AMD took over
2000s: Sun created JVM → Google/Oracle scaled it
2010s: Will OpenAI's AI breakthroughs follow the same path?
"Coding interviews aren't about solving new problems - they're about demonstrating your depth of understanding on well-known problems and their solutions."
This is the only explanation that makes sense to me why companies still use LeetCode in interviews. (And I don't like it)
This is the only explanation that makes sense to me why companies still use LeetCode in interviews. (And I don't like it)
January 24, 2025 at 2:26 PM
"Coding interviews aren't about solving new problems - they're about demonstrating your depth of understanding on well-known problems and their solutions."
This is the only explanation that makes sense to me why companies still use LeetCode in interviews. (And I don't like it)
This is the only explanation that makes sense to me why companies still use LeetCode in interviews. (And I don't like it)
"Everyone will have their Lee Sedol moment at a different time."
January 22, 2025 at 2:57 PM
"Everyone will have their Lee Sedol moment at a different time."
Web = Happy Developers (DX)
Native = Happy Users (UX)
React Native/Flutter = Trying to make both happy
The eternal trade-off in app development. 🤔
Native = Happy Users (UX)
React Native/Flutter = Trying to make both happy
The eternal trade-off in app development. 🤔
January 22, 2025 at 4:24 AM
Web = Happy Developers (DX)
Native = Happy Users (UX)
React Native/Flutter = Trying to make both happy
The eternal trade-off in app development. 🤔
Native = Happy Users (UX)
React Native/Flutter = Trying to make both happy
The eternal trade-off in app development. 🤔
Scoop and winget is all you need to install almost everything on windows.
January 20, 2025 at 12:53 AM
Scoop and winget is all you need to install almost everything on windows.
Eric Schmidt, Google's former CEO (2001-2011), was CTO at Sun Microsystems (1983-1997) where he oversaw Java development.
January 6, 2025 at 9:53 AM
Eric Schmidt, Google's former CEO (2001-2011), was CTO at Sun Microsystems (1983-1997) where he oversaw Java development.
TDOP Pratt
tdop.github.io
December 29, 2024 at 6:03 AM
Gödel's Incompleteness Theorems reveal a natural path out of comfort zones:
The longer you stay in your comfort zone, the more likely you'll discover phenomena that can't be explained within your current system. That's when you naturally step out - driven by curiosity, not forced discomfort.
The longer you stay in your comfort zone, the more likely you'll discover phenomena that can't be explained within your current system. That's when you naturally step out - driven by curiosity, not forced discomfort.
December 29, 2024 at 2:32 AM
Gödel's Incompleteness Theorems reveal a natural path out of comfort zones:
The longer you stay in your comfort zone, the more likely you'll discover phenomena that can't be explained within your current system. That's when you naturally step out - driven by curiosity, not forced discomfort.
The longer you stay in your comfort zone, the more likely you'll discover phenomena that can't be explained within your current system. That's when you naturally step out - driven by curiosity, not forced discomfort.
"Something simple, concrete, and plainly obvious seems impossible to really capture in words."
December 14, 2024 at 6:39 AM
"Something simple, concrete, and plainly obvious seems impossible to really capture in words."
So how do we SSR web components?
December 6, 2024 at 9:00 AM
So how do we SSR web components?
SSG with Web Component is all you need.
December 6, 2024 at 4:08 AM
SSG with Web Component is all you need.
