LelouBil

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   by LelouBil 4y ago

   Websites that scrape StackOverflow are the WORST! It's always giving me false hopes that my problem got resolved until I notice that I've alrezdy read the question before.
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   by LelouBil 4y ago

   I recently finished an internship in a large company. I wanted to install netcat to troubleshoot networking issues between windows and docker containers I was running. Right when it was downloaded from scoop, it got deleted and I got a scar
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   by LelouBil 4y ago

   You can keep it disabled and enable it with a hotkey when you think it can help. That's my strategy. You need to recognize what it's good for, like generating code similar to what you've written but a little bit different. Fo
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   by LelouBil 4y ago

   Also, their Early Access Preview builds for major releases are free
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   by LelouBil 4y ago

   I am a CS student, three years away from being a software engineer. Since last year, I began reading the code of popular open source projects I use in order to determine the source of a problem I was having, and a lot of those times ended u
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   by LelouBil 4y ago

   Typescript types are really powerful imo. I didn't do much js but I was always amazed at how library authors can just "make everything click" with them. Remind me a bit of Rust's type system.
7. 727.▲
   by LelouBil 4y ago

   I really like your last sentence. It's exactly the thing to respond to people saying "AI will automate programmers"
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   by LelouBil 4y ago

   Thanks for talking about it, I just discovered it.
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   Pycom: A Python compiler, down to native code, using C++(github.com)

   1 points by LelouBil 4y ago|0 comments
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    by LelouBil 4y ago

    It is definitely worth it, the new content is both extending the original and adding new unique stuff. There's about the same amount of old and new content.
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    The Great Firewall of China (Wikipédia)(en.wikipedia.org)

    1 points by LelouBil 4y ago|1 comments
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    by LelouBil 4y ago

    I just saw the thread about GoodbyDPI and talks about the GFW, so I researched it. Their techniques are very interesting.
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    by LelouBil 4y ago

    A lot or 3D renderers use node-based programming for shaders. Some even use it for procedural modeling ! (Houdini, Blender)
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    by LelouBil 4y ago

    Wasted Sky is really fun !
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    Digital Markets Act passes, but enforcement is a worry(reuters.com)

    3 points by LelouBil 4y ago|1 comments
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    by LelouBil 4y ago

    A couple of months agow I had never tried functional programming languages. Having learned Rust in the past year (and loving it ) made me want to try out Haskell since I always wondered about functional languages and I likes Rust's str
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    Deprecated Linux Commands You Should Not Use Anymore (and Their Alternatives)(itsfoss.com)

    4 points by LelouBil 4y ago|1 comments
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    by LelouBil 4y ago

    So, stars ?
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    by LelouBil 4y ago

    The reason I learned about cherry picking, rebase & all is because when I tried using IntelliJ's UI to see my history, I saw a lot of options in the context menu and just searched what they meant. It is also with a GUI that I learn
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    by LelouBil 5y ago

    I really like the fact that they are open sourcing stuff recently ! I'm helping to make linux distros run on chromebooks and mine(the acer chromebook R13) is using a powerVR GPU ( https://github.com/hexdump0815/linu