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Why we use progressive enhancement to build GOV.UK(technology.blog.gov.uk)
2 points by bibyte 8y ago|0 comments
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by bibyte 8y ago
I wonder if this technology will ever be viable for commercial flights in the future. What the safety procedures would look like at that speed.
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C++ Compilation: Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics(virtuallyrandom.com)
1 points by bibyte 8y ago|0 comments
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The Curious Case of Beam CPU Usage(stressgrid.com)
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Bending the Dynamic vs. Static Language Tradeoff (2016)(jamie-wong.com)
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A case for static linking in scientific computing (2016)(ro-che.info)
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by bibyte 8y ago
https://www.teamten.com/lawrence/writings/coding-machines/ This is not a book but it is the best fiction featuring programmers I have ever seen. Edit: Looks like it is also available as an ebook.
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Debugging Unfamiliar Code (2016)(bitfunnel.org)
2 points by bibyte 8y ago|0 comments
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by bibyte 8y ago
Another great book that is completely free and open source. Rust might be a little harder to learn then other languages but you can't deny that it has great resources if you decide to learn it.
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Writing a sqlite clone from scratch in C(cstack.github.io)
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by bibyte 8y ago
I used Arch Linux on a Dell laptop and my fan is pretty predictable. I have never used Windows so I am curious. Does the fan really turns on when you don't expect it ?
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by bibyte 8y ago
Looks like a modern version of lobotomy. How can anyone say this is in any way ethical or moral ?
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O – go ring buffers for arbitrary types without interface{}(github.com)
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Docker might be eating your batteries?(beatworm.co.uk)
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by bibyte 8y ago
Champernowne constant[1] is the most interesting one for me. It is simple yet powerful at the same time. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Champernowne_constant
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by bibyte 8y ago
This is the greatest nightmare of all time (at least for me). I can't imagine anything worse. I had a surgery when I was a child and thankfully it was pretty normal. But reading this article bought back memories of it. If this had happ
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The History of the GPL (2001)(free-soft.org)
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by bibyte 8y ago
I can't believe how good those songs are and it's all computer generated. Thank you for creating this.
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by bibyte 8y ago
I can understand why some people might think this kind of setup is crazy but I actually do this with my Android tablet. With the Termux I can have Rust, Python, Neovim etc installed locally. I only ssh to my desktop if I need to do somethin
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by bibyte 8y ago
Can you please post a hello world example ?
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by bibyte 8y ago
I am slightly disappointed that they finished it just when the system booted up. Why not show off the power of the cluster ?
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by bibyte 8y ago
This is such a great tutorial to learn Git from the bottom up. I always thought the "back end" part of the Git is pretty complex but this tutorial makes it look so easy.
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by bibyte 8y ago
Python Fire looks much more concise. But do you know of any other languages that handles argument parsing better then Python ?
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Why to normalize Unicode strings(withblue.ink)
143 points by bibyte 8y ago|95 comments
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The C standard versus C and the mother of all hacks (2017)(yodaiken.com)
4 points by bibyte 8y ago|0 comments
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Debugging Experience in Debian(michael.stapelberg.ch)
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Pacman: Arbitrary Code Execution(security.archlinux.org)
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Do we still need JavaScript frameworks?(medium.freecodecamp.org)
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Makefiles and JavaScript(adtac.in)
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by bibyte 8y ago
That's a good list. Pretty sensible advice. I wish all programmer would follow the README advice. With all that said was it really necessary to add the same emoji at the end of every point ?

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