dvektor

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by dvektor 3y ago
Author, here: As a severe opioid addict myself for over 10 years, I am absolutely ashamed of having any part in that life. It is a burden that I will have to continue dealing with every day for the rest of my life. In no way am I trying to
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by dvektor 3y ago
The Maine model of corrections indeed gets a fair amount of coverage in the "space" of criminal justice reform, as they are essentially carving the path. But outside that bubble (linkedin seems to be where a lot of that space is f
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by dvektor 3y ago
This is particularly why I feel a strong sense of responsibility to succeed and not abuse any privileges. I think the obvious reasons that this isn't more normal, are that they would just be abused. Who on earth would trust an inmate w
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by dvektor 3y ago
I hear you, everything I spoke about was from before I turned 20. I think it's been long enough at this point at 31 with the statute of limitations and all
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Show HN: Developed from my Prison cell: A Libcurl TUI HTTP Client in Rust.(github.com)
47 points by dvektor 3y ago|13 comments
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by dvektor 3y ago
Story of how I went from international drug trafficker, to hardened convict, to a back-end web dev/open source Rust enthusiast, and college student all from my prison cell, from where I am writing this post. Link to the blog post with
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Show HN: Rust TUI libcurl HTTP client – developed in prison(github.com)
14 points by dvektor 3y ago|3 comments
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by dvektor 3y ago
Please go easy on me, as this is my first semi decent sized Rust project and there's definitely quite a bit of work left to to. It's nothing special, really just made it for myself as a more convenient way to test api endpoints fo
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by dvektor 3y ago
I'm definitely not saying they were right for banning him at all... It was just an utterly insane statement.
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by dvektor 3y ago
His excuse as to why he doesn't actually hate gay people was one of the most ridiculous and hilarious things I have ever read. The fact that he managed to make that sound completely serious and just move on with the article like he did
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by dvektor 3y ago
Looks like the love child of Python and Go. I like the syntax.
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Memory Allocation in OCaml [video](youtube.com)
2 points by dvektor 3y ago|0 comments
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by dvektor 3y ago
i GOt it at least ;)
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Runtime representation of numbers in OCaml [video](youtube.com)
1 points by dvektor 3y ago|1 comments
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by dvektor 3y ago
Most underrated content creator on youtube
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by dvektor 3y ago
And he's been working on it for a year. So he built a web framework at 14. And I can't center a div without a google search... (I am a back-end dev tho, so its a little better than it sounds)
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by dvektor 3y ago
Are you really 15yrs old? is the biggest question here..
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by dvektor 3y ago
How is eza broken? Please submit an issue if this has been your experience. We have fixed quite a few bugs and put a lot of work into this fork.
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Raytracer in OCaml [video](youtube.com)
1 points by dvektor 3y ago|1 comments
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by dvektor 3y ago
I have no idea how this guy doesn't have more subscribers. Phenomenal content