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by distcs 4y ago
I wish you luck but I know this is not for me. Sorry for the downer. Not really a fan of these alternative teaching methods that add a lot of fluff and layers on what could otherwise be a very simple activity. I think a simple tutorial that
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by distcs 4y ago
You should not do this even if it is possible to do so. Many people can't accept "free" money due to their immigration status in countries they are residents of. If you send money to them and they receive it they could be in
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by distcs 4y ago
Do you know why in nathell's link the first t does not stop at mov bp,sp? It stops at other lines but not that one. Could that be a buggy emulator too?
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by distcs 4y ago
Are you running on QEMU? How do you make t stop after every step? And why did t did not stop at mov bp,sp for you? I can't get tracing to work at https://copy.sh/v86/?profile=msdos Modified OP's code to add m
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by distcs 4y ago
Rust is already hard and complex enough. I worry that Rust++ would be a monster like Kraken that would chew a young programmer me at one end and spew out an old and confused person who is struggling to understand how all his youthful life p
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by distcs 4y ago
The very first guideline is Month month() const; // do int month(); // don't I know I am in the outlier here but I very much prefer the second way of writing code. Sure the first one gives mor
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C++ Core Guidelines(isocpp.github.io)
2 points by distcs 4y ago|0 comments
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by distcs 4y ago
This is wonderful work. One little issue I noticed is that when I click on Cick me, Submit or Reset button the rest of the page below shifts a little down. The page resets to normal when I release the button. Reproducible on Chrome on mac.
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by distcs 4y ago
This contradiction is literally being discussed in the article!
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by distcs 4y ago
Once again, all of this, including what you just said in this comment is already discussed in the article!
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by distcs 4y ago
I am trying to understand what point you are trying to express that is not already very well expressed in the article. Or are you repeating one of the several counterpoints mentioned in the article? If so why is this one counterpoint more i
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by distcs 4y ago
What is your point? The article puts forward this point too among many other counterpoints.
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by distcs 4y ago
> If we were to show Mary a blue banana instead, she would not be fooled; she would know that it had the wrong colour, argues Daniel Dennett, in what he coined the ‘blue banana trick’. Why won't she be fooled? Is it because she alre
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by distcs 4y ago
> As Pascal shows and along with others, there are various options The number of platforms Pascal is available looks impressive! Can you mention some of the others like that? You say there are various options. What are those?
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by distcs 4y ago
The point I was replying to was: > it’s interesting they chose to implement their own intermediate language, as opposed to just sticking to LLVM IR and “outsourcing” the problem of code generation I was not replying to: > It’s still i
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by distcs 4y ago
LLVM - Initial release: 2003 C-- - Initial release: 1997
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by distcs 4y ago
I asked this on Ask HN sometime back but did not get a lot of responses. So asking it here because it might be of interest to people reading and commenting on this artile here. Which programming language other than C is available for most p
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by distcs 4y ago
Anyone here knows what tools are being used to make the wonderful animations in the OP article?
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Call for Questions for Guido van Rossum from Lex Fridman(old.reddit.com)
15 points by distcs 4y ago|2 comments
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Jetbrains redesign: Main changes and known issues(youtrack.jetbrains.com)
1 points by distcs 4y ago|0 comments
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by distcs 4y ago
Is there some Unix-ish tool to generate these TOTPs on a laptop? I don't like to keep the 2nd factor on a small mobile device that is easy to lose. So I ask about a laptop tool. By Unix-ish I mean something that is small and does one t
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by distcs 4y ago
A language which has compilers on most platforms. Thanks for the F77 recommendation.
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Ask HN: Which programming language other than C is available for most platforms?
2 points by distcs 4y ago|7 comments
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by distcs 4y ago
Could you please elaborate? Why is true a better value than yes? Seems like an arbitrary choice to me. Does one choice have some advantages over the other?
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by distcs 4y ago
It is time we settle on https://spec.commonmark.org/0.30/ as the standard.
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Introduction to the Smalltalk Programming Language (2019)(codeproject.com)
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by distcs 4y ago
If you are making tools for yourself to make your development life easier or automate some boring stuff, you can share them publicly on GitHub or some other place. I think it is a good and easy way to get into open source because you are wo