It's good to combined both to form a sort of palindrome to chain ideas together. This is explained in more detail in Style: Toward Clarity and Grace by Joseph M. Williams.

I want to know if you want to meet up occasionally to discuss/work on the course and the labs? (i.e., be the "other students" you mention.)

I was thinking about starting the the Spring 2024 6.5840 course just this past week. I ran across the course on YouTube while studying Raft and Zoo Keeper. I saw their labs and they have you build RAFT and a KV store on top of RAFT. I'd love to get the experience of building these. I have never written golang, but I am sure I could ramp up on it quickly.

How far along are you?

  Location: Seattle.
  Remote: Yes or hybrid.
  Willing to relocate: Open to discussion.
  Technologies: Rust, Java/Scala, JavaScript/TypeScript, Linux, AWS, Backend web services.
  Resume:
    - AWS S3 SDE II 2021-current
    - Amazon Retail Supply Chain SDE II 2016-2021
    - Cofounder of Start up fin tech 2015-2016
    - Microsoft SDE II Windows Services 2011-2015
    - UIUC Computer Science BS & MS 2006-2011
  Email: simonpkrueger@gmail.com

I'm open to roles where there is a good fit.

RE: wet trail. I agree. I did part of the hike in 2017 and some parts of the trail were a total mud slide. I enjoy my memories from that hike.

It's interesting that the Bucks or the arena owners didn't already own that domain. I wonder what's going to happen to it moving forward?

I think I share your line of thinking.

What are the benefits? Are there down sides to being operating in the docker container for everything?

How is YouTube protecting democracy? It seems to me its action silences a group of people in a democracy.

> its action silences a group of people

Yes, a group of people attacking democracy.

Actually I think someone hired a company to do the petitioning.

Someone being amazon.