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aalhour
9y ago
That's correct, I was asking about the former. I didn't understand the difference between the former and the latter though.
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aalhour
9y ago
Can you please elaborate more on the type of work these developers you are referring to are doing?
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Ask HN: Those in Europe making €100K+ annually, what is your job like?
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9y ago
I have different processes and strategies depending on what I am learning and how familiar I am with a topic. For example, if I would like to explore a brand new topic that I have no clue about then this is how my thought process looks like
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9y ago
Hey, I seconded this, the Dragons Book is not the best textbook or introduction to the topic, there are a lot of better ones. The Dragons Book is more of a classic. If you want to read a good book on compilers construction then you're
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9y ago
Thanks a lot!
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aalhour
9y ago
Hey, I have started researching these topics as well, I am interested in reading your ebook, can you share it?
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Show HN: Awesome-Compilers List
(github.com)
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aalhour
9y ago
I love your website, please continue doing what you're doing! Best of luck!
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10y ago
Thanks a lot for sharing. Have you checked out Socratica's Abstract Algebra series? YouTube Link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLi01XoE8jYoi3SgnnGorR...
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aalhour
10y ago
How is Metamagical Schemas bit-sized? It is 850 pages long!
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aalhour
10y ago
Thanks a lot for sharing these threads.
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Ask HN: Advice for a new Tech Lead?
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10y ago
If only people listen, think and then decide whether a technology really works for them rather than trying to catch up to some "current" thing due to some sort of a FOMO experience! On the other hand, you get to meet people all ov
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10y ago
Does anybody know a good place to look specially for part-time Remote work?
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10y ago
More JavaScript frameworks; Angular team keeps releasing major versions that are not backwards compatible.
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Ask HN: Ways to secure a mobile app's API back end?
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10y ago
This is long and thorough, thanks a lot for the writeup!
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Ask HN: What are good resources for studying Dynamic Programming?
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aalhour
10y ago
I loved this, thanks for sharing!
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10y ago
Thanks for referencing Dybvig's compiler course, can you point me to the course materials online, or share them with us here, if it's not an issue of copyrights of course? I tried looking the course materials online but the Indian
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10y ago
Is there any guide/introduction to the hardware architecture of Arduino in layman terms and how it was built? I am really interested in studying this aspect of Arduino since I finished the first half of nand2tetris a couple of weeks ag
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16-bit Machine Code Assembler in Python 3 (toy side project)
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11y ago
Apparently you made me think of something else, I managed to do something similar to what you explained in a different workplace, but it seems that it needed to take forever to make you clarify your point. Anyway, thanks for coming back and
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11y ago
That's one comprehensive list of items, thanks for this. I will take a look at Capistrano, Fabric, Ansible and SaltStack, in addition to the configuration management topic. I think your advise of copying source packages and dependencie
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Thanks for sharing this. I will definitely check it out soon, but since we're doing releases and are short on time, mind explaining the general headlines of this tutorial? Say if I do everything manual from development machines setups
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11y ago
I am either lacking some experience with apt-get or you're not clarifying your workflows enough. How would you clone a git repository, compile the SASS into CSS, uglify the javascript, and run a verticalization gulp task, after of cour
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11y ago
Can you elaborate more on the last paragraph? Also what do you exactly refer to by package repository and how would installing pip, bower or npm modules become different?
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I agree with you, I kicked off this workflow implementation phase with a simple bash script to see what parts need special knowledge and are ugly and not standard and then pushed back to the team to fix them. Using a bash script to automate
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11y ago
Thanks for writing this. We use Python virtual environments to make every app's dependencies in one place and not installed globally. Also, the frontend dependencies and code compilation is handled with npm, Gulp and Bower. The thing i
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