UYChuH

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   by UYChuH 6y ago

   I brought (a 34 year old one) a few years dirt cheap ago off eBay. It came speckled in someone's blood, who'd apparently died on top of it. A good (and very thorough) wash later and its as good as new. The best (and loudest) key
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   by UYChuH 6y ago

   If your after specific tools in a workflow... - the :normal command in Vim and Evil. - learning to use tags to navigate code. But more generally learning how to take something seemingly complex like Linux or Git and then delve in and read
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   by UYChuH 7y ago

   PG's ANSI common lisp was one of the first books I learned to program from. I still prefer it over Practical Common Lisp, partly because I appreciated the greater depth (I felt) it covered the basics in, and in that it was slightly mo
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   by UYChuH 9y ago

   Power Macintosh 5400... Reboot at least once a month holding down the command and option keys to rebuild the desktop files and prevent death!
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   by UYChuH 11y ago

   I'm doing my PhD in a Russell group British university. In one of our big group meetings someone asked about what was being done to encourage students to take theoretical CS courses, because after first year (when they're forced