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by cdcarter 4y ago
It's not a union, though, it stores references to three memory locations, not just one (as a union represents a single memory location which can have multiple possible interpretations). And the lowered code has nothing protecting it fr
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by cdcarter 4y ago
Tindie has a lot of various kits and boards for sale. I recommend "Stephen Cousins"' store: https://www.tindie.com/stores/tindiescx/ . But there are other options too. WDC makes a few dev boards for
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by cdcarter 4y ago
A built in command line interface for exporting BOMs/netlists/gerbers is incredible. It's probably not going to be as powerful as Ki-Bot at first, but I'm going to try and integrate it into my GitHub actions asap. And, t
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by cdcarter 4y ago
I believe I acknowledged that.
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by cdcarter 4y ago
SQLite compiles SQL to bytecode, and then executes that bytecode against the database. However, there's no public interface for creating/running bytecode directly, instead of as a result of a compiled statement. You almost certain
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by cdcarter 4y ago
Google Trends [0] indicates that sqlite is about as popular as usual. There's been some recent growth in the last year, but that's after a bit of a dip. A regression of the time series would be fairly flat. I suspect popularity he
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by cdcarter 4y ago
It's not too hard to make the compiler (or more specifically, the language) know about this. The solution isn't even that clever, you just don't put "this" into scope until the super() call.
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by cdcarter 4y ago
My company is currently transitioning from a 20+ year old Perforce depot to a git workflow. We're certainly having issues like you describe, where people don't know (and don't care to learn) the mechanics of git. And I agree,
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by cdcarter 4y ago
I tried to get started with Guile a few months ago, to write a little command line app. I'll admit, I got pretty lost trying to figure out libraries/modules/how to use R7RS etc... This looks like a good getting started, thoug
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by cdcarter 4y ago
It is famously easier to get larger amounts of calories through drinking (doesn't make you feel full) than eating.
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by cdcarter 4y ago
The SSH interface is very cool. This feels very at home in the tildeverse. How did you approach writing an SSH backed app? Were there other apps you drew inspiration (design or technical) from? I’m intrigued by this!
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by cdcarter 5y ago
I think folks are misunderstanding the slight sarcasm in this article. The way writing a language will change your brain is a good thing.
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by cdcarter 5y ago
> Then I made the mistake of consuming "woke content" on reddit and Twitter and it affected me, after college those ideas limited me in ways I could only imagine. Can you share more about this experience?
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by cdcarter 5y ago
CouchDB famously has an HTTP protocol.
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by cdcarter 5y ago
I've been spending the last couple weekends porting Thorsten Ball's Monkey language (from the texts Writing an Interpreter in Go and Writing a Compiler in Go) to Swift. A year ago I spent a few weeks playing with Swift on the serv
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by cdcarter 5y ago
Sure, but why would black make those hard? (It doesn't, in my experience).
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by cdcarter 5y ago
Isn't the PR exactly where you'd go to see that information, if you're an org that uses PRs to store that information?
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by cdcarter 5y ago
In the US, no, you don't need to fill out any forms to register yourself as a resident. The closest is probably moving your drivers license registration, which many people wait years to do after moving. Other than that, you generally p
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by cdcarter 5y ago
> Apparently there was at least (if not more than) the usual level of misappropriation of those subsidies, so complaints from landlords abound. For the most part, we saw landlords REFUSING these subsidies and refusing to help tenants get
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by cdcarter 5y ago
If you believe that people should NOT be evicted for non-payment, that housing is a human right, and that our social safety net should be strong enough to support these people in need, then its obvious this is a crisis.
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by cdcarter 5y ago
Yep, the interpreter pattern is definitely in GoF. Good way to learn a basic stack interpreter.
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by cdcarter 5y ago
It does seem like it'd be neat of these embedded comment services to have a server side rendered page that just shows all the comments for a specific post, which could be linked to when JS is disabled. Yes, the link sends you off-site,
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by cdcarter 5y ago
If you read the repo history carefully, you'll see a bot was responsible for rewriting the "LICENSE" file from an Apache license to the Microsoft (c) stamped MIT license. This human commit simply copied that same language to
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by cdcarter 5y ago
Those are photographs of the participants.
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by cdcarter 5y ago
I don't support reasonless bans and no communication from Twitter. That said, this account was not particularly useful for tracking the trial. In particular, they were tweeting a lot of what they hoped would happen or wanted to happen.
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by cdcarter 5y ago
This program is based on the program described in the book Starting Strength by Mark Rippetoe, which has gotten a lot of attention over the years. The book does an alright job of explaining the core movements and your likely failure conditi
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by cdcarter 5y ago
Ben's videos are some of the most interesting content on Youtube. The build an 8-bit computer from scratch tutorial has been around this site a few times, as has the 6502 series. But what really gets interesting are these peripheral vi
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by cdcarter 5y ago
I think it's at least somewhat fair to call Linux a monorepo. There are a lot of drivers included in the main tree. They don't need to be, (we know this because there are also lots of drivers not in the source tree). But by includ
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The $495 Peloton Guide brings connected strength training to fitness platform(techcrunch.com)
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by cdcarter 5y ago
I'm not sure how this is a counter-example of students being taught to think critically. Are you saying you did not think critically in your thesis but passed anyway?

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