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by alcuadrado 15y ago
I was going to reply the same
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by alcuadrado 15y ago
Start by reading Code Complete! a cleancode frantic
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by alcuadrado 15y ago
I once read a blog post of the creator of the buttons of gmail, and all was custom. What was more surprising for me, was that different teams in different apps (at that time) didn't seem to share UI components like those
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by alcuadrado 15y ago
Most applications just exit when malloc() returns NULL, but in a more graceful way than crashing. Only critical applications (not a toy vm) need to handle OOM errors, and that's something incredible hard to achieve. BTW: All the code is a k
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by alcuadrado 15y ago
Invites need a manual? Kind of sucks...
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"All Questions Answered" by Donald Knuth(youtube.com)
8 points by alcuadrado 16y ago|0 comments
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Dictionary of Programming Languages(cgibin.erols.com)
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Introducing "Anthill", the First VP8 Hardware Encoder IP Release(blog.webmproject.org)
14 points by alcuadrado 16y ago|1 comments
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by alcuadrado 16y ago
I think a better (or more moddern) approach would be to use an HTML5 parser (like html5lib), as it has a standar way to parse INVALID documents too, and then recreate the HTML with the DOM. BTW: Paul Irish has this ticket asking for help/so
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How people reads your resume(img526.imageshack.us)
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by alcuadrado 16y ago
This article is misinformative. It attemps to talk about the xUnit family of unit testing frameworks, not a feature, and not firstly implemented in Java. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XUnit
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by alcuadrado 16y ago
Sure it is, after reading a little about it in the book The computational beauty of nature ( http://bit.ly/fEJ8Cn ), I've been quite attracted by it, and Scheme and Clojure are the dialects which seem more promissing to me.
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by alcuadrado 16y ago
I used to be a somewhat good ANSI C programmer, I've never used third party libs, so the applications I have done where fairly limited, but I liked it. And in the university (CS student) I have to face all the time with C, C++ and asm, so I
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by alcuadrado 16y ago
Lisp attracts me just because it seems different to me, and my only experience with functional programming is with Haskell, so trying a loosly typed FP language seems cool. Particularly, I have seen Scheme used in the PL community and some
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by alcuadrado 16y ago
I feel confident an productive with LAMP and the Open Web/HTML5, and have been building some cool apps with them, mostly as a freelance developer. I wanna learn something new mostly to stop feeling that I might be missing something cooler t
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by alcuadrado 16y ago
Most of my expirience is in web development, but I'm interested in many more topics, like PL, game development, "low-level" systems, and else. Being mostly a web developer, I have spent the last five years developing PHP applications, and I
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Ask HN: Which language would you learn this year?
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How do emulators work and how are they written?(stackoverflow.com)
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