MH15

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   by MH15 5y ago

   +1 for plain text accounting. I'm using hledger^[0] to track my finances. I do use the web UI to submit information but I edit the plain text store extensively. [0]: https://hledger.org/
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   by MH15 5y ago

   I'm working on a new programming language that compiles to the JVM. It's statically typed and structural. Still in the very first steps of it but it's Turing complete and I've just nearly finished adding structs (custom
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   by MH15 5y ago

   Of course you should choose the best school you have been accepted too. But it's important to not let the fact that you didn't get accepted into a "better" school distract you from taking full advantage of your current p
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   by MH15 5y ago

   I wanted a static site generator[0] in the Node.js ecosystem but without React. Or, that's what I told myself- I really just wanted to build a static site generator for fun. Really enjoyed working on it and it's feature-complete e
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   by MH15 5y ago

   A slight tangent but I interned at Blubrry as a software engineer a few summers back. Was a great experience!
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   by MH15 5y ago

   It's so annoying when I have to open Logi Options everytime I want to use a physical mouse to get the scroll going right.
7. 217.▲
   by MH15 5y ago

   Interpreters usually execute by walking the abstract syntax tree at runtime, bytecode VMs usually execute actual bytecode similar to machine code. The bytecode for such VMs is often way simpler than the instruction set for an actual compute
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   by MH15 5y ago

   Stride seems cool I'll have to check it out. There are a lot of "C# Unity like engines" but this seems more polished than most.
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   by MH15 5y ago

   Certain websites load extremely fast. This is one of them, well done.
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    by MH15 6y ago

    Codebases compiled to WebAssembly still cannot access the DOM directly. So yes, for now you still need JavaScript. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/WebAssembly/Concept...
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    by MH15 6y ago

    This is very interesting. I've seen similar peer to peer work with the DAT browser but this looks like it works in existing browsers. I'll definitely be checking it out.
12. 222.▲
    by MH15 6y ago

    This article has been posted to HN many, many times but no discussion has ever occurred. Wonder if this time may be different.
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    by MH15 6y ago

    This does seem to be a very short list of rejections from my perspective as a current CS student at a decent state university in the US. During applications season in the fall it's not uncommon for my peers to apply to between 20 and 1
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    by MH15 6y ago

    I'm working on designing and implementing a new programming language right now. Most of my work is for the web platform (be it frontend or backend) so this is a nice break. One of the more "back to CS fundamentals" projects I
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    by MH15 6y ago

    I agree with this but Python is far more dynamic than JS.
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    by MH15 6y ago

    Yes! I work in Blender[0] when I have the free time, and do photography when I travel. Recently I've been too busy with research to do either, but at least my research is tangentially related to art+tech. [0]: https://www.in
17. 227.▲
    by MH15 6y ago

    It'd be good to consider what percentage of the jail/prison population is actually incarcerated for serious crimes. https://mkorostoff.github.io/incarceration-in-real-numbers/
18. 228.▲
    by MH15 6y ago

    Well unironically this is a good idea. Wonder how this could be execute. So many schools still don't have a computer programming curriculum.
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    by MH15 6y ago

    Currently Robinhood won't send me my tax forms from 2020. I have a trivial amount of money in the account but it's the only thing preventing me from filing taxes yet. Everything else has been ready since early March.
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    by MH15 6y ago

    How are you funded? Also, thank you for doing something to hurt Intuit.
21. 231.▲
    by MH15 6y ago

    Anti-cheating software is a fundamentally flawed approach. As remote education becomes more common educators should leave the concept of an "exam" behind and embrace project-based and open book curriculum.
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    by MH15 6y ago

    2017 model but I factory reset my Macbook to clean up clutter and free up disk space and it runs notably faster now that I have 200 free gigabytes.
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    by MH15 6y ago

    Yes, the chapter titled "The Merchant and the Alchemists Gate". In my opinion one of the more powerful shorts in the collection.
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    by MH15 6y ago

    I've been following the author on Twitter ^[0] for some time now. He's also working on an interesting city generator project. [0]: https://twitter.com/andrewmanq?s=09
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    by MH15 6y ago

    Link to the original creators https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CO6M2HsoIA
26. 236.▲
    by MH15 6y ago

    Do you know of any other communities similar to pixls.us but for other specializations? That's such a powerful idea!
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    by MH15 6y ago

    If email (or another mode of ) verification was added I'd be entirely on board for my next project (still in planning stage)
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    by MH15 6y ago

    This is why riots can be good, actually. The common sanctioned protest in the States currently is a "rally" not a "protest".
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    by MH15 6y ago

    I think this checks out. HPE and Oracle still solve "problems", but they are not problems if technology but problems of sales and organization.
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    by MH15 6y ago

    Don't give Oracle too much credit, Walmart is far more innovative then Oracle.