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by MH15 5y ago
Using it as a cache for exported functions, structs, etc in already compiled files in my incremental compiler project for the language I am designing. The first time you compile a file its exported entities are added to the table, then if y
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Baeldung I've found to be fantastic for Java tricks and Java library usage. Geeksforgeeks blogspam really helped me with algorithm problems while preparing for Leetcode-style interviews. I'd agree though that w3schools and tutoria
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by MH15 5y ago
1. Completed my first real internship at a large "tech" company 2. Started my most advanced side project (a programming language). I've been working on it consistently since March. 3. Started reading books again.
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by MH15 5y ago
Vertical mouse, good keyboard and fish oil pills, simple stretches before working. After my internship working on a MacBook all summer my fingers were in a terrible state and it took a few weeks of minimal usage to recover. Now with the tec
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The parent is talking about Continuous Collision Detection. A pill would be similar to the end result, but only at speed.
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This is the way. Need a large oven pan however as the bird is much wider when spatchcocked.
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by MH15 5y ago
Canvas is open source and well documented on GitHub. Both the frontend and the backend are available. https://github.com/instructure
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Really interesting to see the evolution of JS presented in this manner, thanks for sharing!
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This looks pretty cool
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Proctorio (competing software) can require students to "scan" their room by moving the camera around, making it more difficult to hide a second device.
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Fair enough- when I say “confidence” above I mean “I’m confident this function is the correct one and has the parameters I think it does”
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Typescript isn’t to make your code run faster- it’s to make it faster to write your code, especially in a team environment. It’s super nice to know what types that function your coworker wrote will accept, or what is in that struct. It’s re
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by MH15 5y ago
When I was in high school (US not Canada) the research lab on the Air Force Base in my town offered internships to kids who were entering their senior year of high school or their freshman year of college. Perhaps you could look for similar
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This is amazing. I’m taking a class in computational geometry currently, and this single article better explains many of the concepts covered than the professor, textbook, or any resources I’ve found online. The explanation of B Spline Basi
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Location: US Remote: No Willing to relocate: within US Technologies: Node, Typescript, Java, C, Python, Git, AWS, SQL, etc Résumé/CV: https://matthall.codes/about | github.com/mh15 | email for PDF Ema
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This is called "specialization" and it's the only reason we've gotten so far as a species. Not everyone can or should know this level in any subject.
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After interning in the defense industry (twice, both as a contractor and a government employee), I’m committed to not returning. Thankfully in CS I have many options, some of my peers in MechE or Aero struggle with their similar opinions as
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Something with a GPU if you are going to be doing AR/XR dev through Unity or another game engine. Also, 16gb RAM is a hard minimum, one of our research projects would silently fail on my 8gb machine when importing into Unity from Out O
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For real this is almost unusable. Would be curious to see what's going on here, the rest of this tool looks well-designed.
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The features developed in “novel” languages make their way into the languages everyone uses. C# now has strict null checking, Java has type inference and lambdas, most runtimes support async/await.
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Nothing displayed on Safari for iPad.
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There’s r/ProgrammingLanguages associated Discord channel- the community there has been invaluable during the development of my programming language.
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Buying himself a new laptop every year was his motivation for quitting smoking, as he realized 17 years ago he spent about two laptops worth on cigarettes every year. It’s in the article, near the end.
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Have you considered shipping this as a packaged application? I'm sure people would download this.
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Indoor rock climbing! Many cities have rock climbing gyms that offer top-rope or autobelay climbing that prevents you from falling if you slip off a hold. I climb actively and while I've never had a fear of heights, several of the peop
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by MH15 5y ago
It's been brought up before but this style this guy has of writing paragraphs of one sentence each is very distracting and doesn't add any value.
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What's the newest -real- language do we think? Not just "gained popularity recently" but actually newer.
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I've had good luck with ANTLR4 and ObjWeb ASM for my JVM language Imp https://github.com/mh15/imp
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Very cool simulation! Also love the John Murphy soundtrack.
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NPM Largest Package(npmjs.com)
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