What intrigues me about him is his English, which, while very well developed, is likely non-native. He mispronounces occasional words. He makes occasional grammatical mistakes. His intonation is not quite English. But in his Linkedin profile he lists English as a language of native or bilingual proficiency, and Chinese and Japanese as languages of "limited working proficiency". If I had to guess, I would think that his native is Chinese.
What intrigues me about him is his English, which, while very well developed, is likely non-native. He mispronounces occasional words. He makes occasional grammatical mistakes. His intonation is not quite English. But in his Linkedin profile he lists English as a language of native or bilingual proficiency, and Chinese and Japanese as languages of "limited working proficiency". If I had to guess, I would think that his native is Chinese.
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Tweeted and retweeted by developers. Dunno. Been working for me. Can't speak to excellence, but certainly lots of stimulating humiliation:
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Don't know if this is real or not, but if it is, it's really strange that Canadian bureaucrats should be specifically instructed not to use the…
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This was a good talk. Interesting to see that SvelteKit is taking the same direction as Remix.run, by using html forms to submit data without the…
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