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by 0x008 6y ago
Well for me one objective definitely would be to better my understanding of gnu tools, gcc etc. But for the most part, yes it is about "foundational concepts". A lot of the time when you learn system level programming people will
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by 0x008 6y ago
I assume you mean this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_C_Programming_Language_(bo...
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by 0x008 6y ago
I would be really interested in a course that actually holds true to the premise in the title here. I know my way around the JVM and python and started learning a little Rust on the side. However, I feel the need to at least dive my toes in
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by 0x008 6y ago
I still can’t think of any forum with a higher discussion quality, but people seem less friendly.
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by 0x008 6y ago
DDR5 is coming to consumer platforms probably 2022
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by 0x008 6y ago
can confirm
487.
by 0x008 6y ago
Well I guess then it is different for each person what induces mental load. I for one sometimes just use my mouse to click and copy things or insert a character here and there or to go to some other line. Why? Because I can think about the
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by 0x008 6y ago
Well, I also feel that this year HN discussions are seeing more bickering and more endless discussions where we have seen each side’s arguments a thousand times. The discussions feel a little bit more predictable than pre COVID. Or maybe I
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by 0x008 6y ago
This is a great copypasta.
490.
by 0x008 6y ago
That‘s great!
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by 0x008 6y ago
I feel like you and I work on very different types of code. If I tried to do what you suggest, I would be adding comments and assertions for days. Also I follow the school of thought that code should be self explanatory and comments should
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by 0x008 6y ago
I work with big data and have to solve a lot of problems in integration or by debugging again at the a live Systeme, which you simply cannot reproduce in local unit tests. And sometimes running a single test takes like 7 minutes so I have
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by 0x008 6y ago
excellent! Also quite nice demonstration that k8s is much more than auto scaling of containers and load balancing.
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by 0x008 6y ago
You can set a breakpoint and also watch expressions, so there is not more work involved than hitting 2 keyboard shortcuts usually.
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by 0x008 6y ago
What alternatives are there for pyenv besides conda?
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by 0x008 6y ago
Unfortunately that plug-in is a horrible performance hit to an editor that already is on the slow side of typing responsiveness.
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by 0x008 6y ago
Yeah I always wonder who these people are for which the editor is a bottleneck and how they work or what they work on. 90% of my time is spent debugging, understanding legacy code and drawing trees or writing pseudo code on my notepad. The
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by 0x008 6y ago
Can you explain the fzf binding? I don’t get what’s going on there
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by 0x008 6y ago
Yeh so do I. I don’t get it. I do the math every time I get a new phone and result is always that I pay the exact full price of the phone over two years down to the cent, but I limit my choice of cell plan to the ones supporting that phone.
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by 0x008 6y ago
Yes you are right Sennheiser does have a very wide budget offering. However, beyerdynamic also sells 150$ headphones. What I meant was this weird cult following they have and this determination to do something very different from the rest o
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by 0x008 6y ago
I’d go even further and say there are two types of programmers: 1. The ones that “don’t make mistakes”, but actually they are just unaware. 2. The ones that expect themselves to make mistakes and prepare for that.
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by 0x008 6y ago
Would be sure nice to back up those claims.
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by 0x008 6y ago
Yeah so the question is are the AirPods Max more like an iPhone 12 or an iPhone 4?
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by 0x008 6y ago
They do in fact pay $800, but in small chunks. Still they pay the full price, right?
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by 0x008 6y ago
> Because Apple offers luxury products. People who buy luxury products are willing to pay a premium for it. Not understanding that different people value different things from you is a very weird stance to take. I personally wouldn'
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by 0x008 6y ago
They probably will be service EOL (“vintage”) after like 5 years. Even earlier if the sales aren’t good in the first place.
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by 0x008 6y ago
I used my AirPods for roughly 8 hours a day, probably half of it on the phone. They were done after less than a year. Battery empty after 45min and one side running on like 35% volume only.
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by 0x008 6y ago
What about ANC?
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by 0x008 6y ago
I find it funny that you mention beyerdynamic. Isn’t that brand like the apple of audiophile/studio headphones?
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by 0x008 6y ago
Well, the reason AirPods are great is the same reason why an M1 outclasses all intel competitors: they are optimized for a platform that is developed by one company.

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