chakkepolja

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by chakkepolja 5y ago
MongoDB is pretty popular among newbie nodejs developers. (That's not a complement, btw).
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
This one seems to be probably most in-depth free book for C programming in practice. https://beej.us/guide/bgc/
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
The proof for a^n b^n, as I was taught, being that -> there exists a integer N such that pumping lemma holds for any w in L longer than L. (That is we can divide w into xyz and pump y, where |xy| ≤ n, and y is nonempty). -> now consid
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
The canonical example for pumping lemma disproof is a^n b^n, which is more obvious IMO.
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
In old times, kids would be growing in villages. There will be other kids from the neighborhood and family. Now it's replaced by friend groups in schools. I don't see much difference. They might have interacted more with adults th
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
Isn't that the deal with QT?
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
Also sharing files and clipboard!
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
200KLOC for IRC client? Where does the majority of code come from?
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
Also see `tldr` tool. Often very handy when you don't have patience to read man pages.
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
Can you give some examples of such fields?
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
> Today, even electron is reserved for the experienced web dev. See roadmap.sh I am a recent graduate, but I think UI development has always been hard, whether mobile, web or desktop. Web seems to have had the least barrier to _entry_ (b
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
Maybe GP is talking about type erasure, or considering the mention of teaching, it might be something more obvious like reference type vs value type distinction, strings cannot be compared using ==, etc..
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
The mistake is thinking that blub paradox is one dimensional.
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
IMO maven is much better than gradle these days. Indeed maven or go dependency management is refreshing after you run create-react-app or shit like that.
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
I don't think any of the electron applications you mention have mobile-like UIs which can be easily ported to mobile linux. Also, flutter memory consumption is often 1/3 or 1/4 of the equivalent electron app, which is signifi
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
Another way to describe it is OS-functionality-as-library.
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
Rise in cross platform frameworks would be a positive trend. When I am writing a flutter application, I often run on desktop directly and resize to mobile shape. That works good enough unless I am writing a mobile-specific feature. This pro
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
For that you shouldn't need virtualization though. With termux you can run lot of programs. There are termux packages for few server software. You should be able to compile some more yourself. I remember being able to run a rootless de
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
Also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24572370
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
The language fades into background in my experience. There are some gotchas (like overuse of Dynamic) but on the whole, tooling works really well, and can get stuff done.
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
depending on your data, there's also Keyvalue stores like boltdb & badger.
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
Go is probably most productive language I'd use for CLI tools and quick server stuff. There are libraries for most things you need, often better documented than python counterparts. Single binary and good tooling. Now, one may hate som
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
> Virtual machines are an implementation detail and the latest versions with dynamic tiered JITers, POGO, vectorization, and other techniques can match or exceed static compilation because they optimize based on actual runtime behavior i
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
> Everyone I know shares files via a centralized service like WhatsApp, but those are getting iffy also. Maybe you can convince them to use Files by Google, Trebleshot or something like that, which doesn't require internet. For desk
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
> you only write Java using your system editor and the JDK in introductory compsci courses. Even universities in India use IntelliJ or Eclipse these days.
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
> You can easily install all your games on another user on your linux box and run as that user. Super easy and it won't have access to any of your main home directory files. In fact with this configuration it's a lot easier to
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
The only viable threat to MS Office I see is the Google docs ecosystem.
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
> I'm very happy with how I can copy paste between my phone and laptop. If you use Linux and Android, you can do that with KDE connect. Pretty sure there's some solution for Windows too.
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
> I think I saw an opensource tool like that before, but lost track of it. TreeSheets?
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by chakkepolja 5y ago
> If it's not in your CI/CD scripts, it's not actually getting checked. You can make a similar argument and say you must write in a sound type system language, and TS typesystem is unsound.

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