dhanna

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by dhanna 6y ago
Right, I think the key insight is that the special case is simply unnecessary if you have the abstract model of the data structure correct. A linkedlist is just x::xs. The c code being weird is more of an implementation detail that shouldn
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by dhanna 6y ago
I’m curious. Is Ghidra the state of the art? Does the NSA have something better internally?
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by dhanna 6y ago
> Golang can not be considered for high performance programming also due to the GC. People repeat this like Go isn’t designed for use in resource constrained environments.
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by dhanna 6y ago
Right? This is a strategy/trade-off that depends on migration tooling that exists and is user friendly.
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by dhanna 6y ago
As a counter argument, I don't hold much confidence in my former professor's ability to rank the real-world competence of their student's.
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by dhanna 6y ago
HN is ok for passive discovery. But like others have said, it has a low SnR. Textbooks and research papers are fantastic. It's important to actively read and even do problems when it's really vital locking down knowledge.
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by dhanna 6y ago
I agree that knowing the details of a red-black tree rebalancing is not fair game. I wouldn't bother implementing one unless I had access to a paper written by an expert like Sedgwick. Which leads into my gripe with programming intervi
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by dhanna 6y ago
Is Dolu1990 the primary developer of everything SpinalHDL related? I'm genuinely impressed with his effort.
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by dhanna 6y ago
The tasks he's chosen is uninteresting at best. Did he attempt to learn anything new while sleep-deprived?
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by dhanna 7y ago
I'd see Coyotes relatively often when I'd go on insomnia walks through Outer Richmond and Golden Gate. They were pretty small though. I wouldn't want my Yorkie near them, but they were more like an oversized Fox.