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by eliasson 3y ago
Antirez (redis creator) has written a good post [1] detailing his thoughts on code comments where he identifies nine type of comments used in Redis. What surprised me was the use of "guide comments" which most people dismiss as to
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by eliasson 3y ago
I have tried to organize album clubs where you take turns suggesting an album per week among a group of friends. I think this is a great way to discover music. Unfortunately after about a year people lost interest and the club self died. I
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by eliasson 3y ago
I used Blazor Server to build a hobby project of mine [1] and must say I am pleasantly surprised. Not having to build a separate client and duplicating code and models is really nice. I use my project daily and it is surprisingly fast to us
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Show HN: Quarter – a time-tracker for personal use(github.com)
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by eliasson 3y ago
I have this hobby project for personal time tracking I work on from time to time. It's usable enough for my daily use so motivation has dropped since that point. https://github.com/eliasson/quarter
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by eliasson 4y ago
In some way they did. UIQ was a subsidary owned by Symbian that made the UI stack for Sony Ericssons P800, P900 and a few Motorola devices.
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by eliasson 5y ago
No, these calculators were fairly popular in Sweden as well (at least during the late 90s).
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by eliasson 5y ago
Not a book but I wrote an article about implementing the basics of a BitTorrent client in Python a few years ago. Maybe you'll find that useful. https://markuseliasson.se/article/bittorrent-in-python/
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by eliasson 6y ago
This is the reason why I am exited about GraalVM and its support for polyglot programming[1] (via the Truffle framework). [1] https://www.graalvm.org/reference-manual/polyglot-programmin...
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by eliasson 7y ago
Anyone interested in how the Game Boy works should watch "The Ultimate Game Boy Talk" by Michael Steil. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyzD8pNlpwI
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by eliasson 7y ago
> ...it's well made and I want it to stick around. Fully agree. And for me personally I think €15.99 is cheap - I use it way more than any of the video games I keep buying.
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by eliasson 7y ago
> (scala? That's another story for another day) This makes me curious - was it the language or the runtime characteristics?
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by eliasson 8y ago
A few years ago I wrote an BitTorrent client in Python 3.5 to get to know asyncio better. Maybe those blogposts are still of use to somebody: - http://markuseliasson.se/article/introduction-to-asyncio/ - http:&#x