compi

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   by compi 5y ago

   Web fonts are so weird, to display this site I had to download the advertised font as a .WOFF file to my computer. I now have a fully featured copy of what they are selling. I know they are actually selling the license to use it but still
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   by compi 6y ago

   I miss ffffound.
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   by compi 7y ago

   I did miss that until I read your post, looking up behavior that your program relies in a language standard seems easy to me to because I _have_ to as a C programmer, a lot, for the reasons you and the post mentioned. I totally agree with y
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   by compi 7y ago

   The first half was a surprisingly ok intro to unicode and utf encodings in C. Super clearly illustrated a handful of pitfalls of trying to roll your own utf8 handling code in C. But it irks me when rust blogs misrepresent C to show that Ru
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   by compi 7y ago

   Snake games are my go-to when I learn new languages, it's always under 1000 lines of code and can usually be done without libraries. In not a lot of time you can learn how the language: - does timers - does sleeping and&
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   by compi 7y ago

   I was reading the source code for a NES assembler written in pre-C99 C, and there was an odd C feature used in it that I haven't really seen anywhere else. It was before C had built-in booleans and the author had defined their own, but