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by agarren 4y ago
An op-ed piece from the NY Times? Not what I would consider an authoritative source. The author says caste discrimination is illegal, but goes onto suggest that other than people avoiding discussing the topic, and aside from a few high prof
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by agarren 4y ago
BBC reporting on the spaghetti harvest. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVo_wkxH9dU It’s a family affair in Switzerland, unlike “large spaghetti plantations” in Italy.
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by agarren 4y ago
https://archive.is/tuP0o
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by agarren 4y ago
Mick West put together what I found to be a pretty enlightening and convincing analysis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsEjV8DdSbs Ultimately, it remains an unidentified flying object, but between West’s conclusion and a
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by agarren 4y ago
macOS as of Leopard is “certified UNIX” (Single Unix Specv3). Darwin is the “Unix core” that macOS is built on, but it hasn’t been certified by itself[0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darwin_(operating_system)
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by agarren 4y ago
I’ve been doing the same as far as reinstalling when an update goes awry. Not super convenient, but not too painful either. Overall I’ve found the LunarVim experience worth it. I think you’re right, it’s a quick moving package and bumpy upd
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by agarren 4y ago
Regarding item 1, any recommendations for a good book? Manning has a couple titles that look good, but I’m curious to hear what others would suggest.
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by agarren 4y ago
Build a Blockchain from scratch in Go [0] - don’t own it, haven’t read, looks interesting. Distributed Services with Go [1] - build a logging service, get it on the network, modify for distributed access, make deployable. Loaded with tests.
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NASM Assembly Language Tutorials(asmtutor.com)
194 points by agarren 5y ago|40 comments
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by agarren 5y ago
The VS Code/normal car and emacs/F1 racer analogy seems weak. VS Code can bring most of the functionality of a relatively well tuned and customized vim or emacs setup to a much broader range of developers, and with very little inv
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by agarren 18y ago
I've wondered about this myself and have found that the most common responses usually reference, "The Art of Electonics". Great book, sure, and very heavy on theory. There are a few books out now that touch on the Arduino platform - the Mak