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by glouwbug 4y ago
It was a joke?
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by glouwbug 4y ago
If anything, it's great for the resume
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by glouwbug 4y ago
Then shake a leg and get a 6% promotion
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by glouwbug 4y ago
I often find it fascinating how worthless new grads view their university educations. We'd be vastly more underequipped to analyze and solve even the most basic problems without the rigid time pressure allowances university grants us.
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by glouwbug 4y ago
Maybe we can push to the front page all the issues with gmail so they can fix that too
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by glouwbug 4y ago
You’re being downvoted because you’re coming off as if you’re marketing. It’s okay though. Pixel dungeon is a lot of fun and well written to boot; the source is online
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by glouwbug 4y ago
Age of Empires 2 had a wonderful revival in 2020 and has a huge European following where the top streamers have some 300k subscribers on YouTube. The plays are on par with BW in its prime. Only difference is the first half of an Age game is
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by glouwbug 4y ago
I suppose, as a little context, I was rather discouraged with the recent interview process and so I took it upon myself to turn what would be a standard practice in our industry into a little bit of condensed art. The entirety of roman2 liv
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Show HN: I wrote my own programming language to solve leetcode(github.com)
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by glouwbug 4y ago
Same goes for pointers. int *foo = &bar; *foo = 1; As far as syntax goes, tying the pointer to the identifier doesn't make sense to me, at least. Pointers associated with types makes much more sense: int* foo = &
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by glouwbug 4y ago
C feels like it was built against the proverbial managerial clock to prevent Rob Pike from rewriting yet another text editor in PDP11 assembly
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by glouwbug 4y ago
We'll be stuck on them up until we're asked to invert a binary tree and then we'll start managing restaurants
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by glouwbug 4y ago
Imagine how valuable pupil dilation would be to a giant tech company pushing infinite scrolling with advertisements to a user base capturing most of America. ...Anyone know if Oculus has been bought yet?
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by glouwbug 4y ago
Reading this feels like I'm reading a book in a dream
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by glouwbug 4y ago
It's certainly possible - Compile all the C projects on github with `gcc -O0`. Map statements, blocks, or functions to ASM output. Put everything in a giant SQL. Repeat for all of gcc's compiler flags. Wait, did I say it was possi
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by glouwbug 4y ago
It's more so that as a man society expects you to be self reliant at all times
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by glouwbug 4y ago
So what you're trying to say is that Trump Social should clone a load balancer or two and migrate to Postgres
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by glouwbug 5y ago
As fortune cookie as this sounds, and as someone with many successful repos on GitHub, it really doesn’t matter. What matters is whether or not you enjoyed what you did. Don’t let the validation of others, or lack thereof, define you. Love
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by glouwbug 5y ago
Funny enough, a big bag of functions and stack passed values is an accurate representation of assemble - how a computer might actually work. We often forget we're programming stack based machines
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by glouwbug 5y ago
Considering cats fall feet first and buttered toast butter side down you can power your spaceship by taping buttered toast to your cat's back and attaching the cat toast contraption to the rotor of a generator
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by glouwbug 5y ago
The first law is to never surpass the master
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by glouwbug 5y ago
Isn’t reference counting the obvious implementation? A garbage collector would only free cyclical references
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by glouwbug 5y ago
I'm forcing myself to write my own programming language and then solve leetcode with it to stand a chance in today's interview rodeo. If you're interested: https://github.com/glouw/rr/tree/maste
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by glouwbug 5y ago
Doesn't the 70% ownership stat include those living with their parents? I have friends at 30 who still live with their parents.
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by glouwbug 5y ago
Low level systems programming in bash can be done: https://sdomi.pl/weblog/15-witchcraft-minecraft-server-in-ba...
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by glouwbug 5y ago
I wonder if JIRA uses JIRA to track itself
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by glouwbug 5y ago
Wasn't templating something languages had in 80s?
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by glouwbug 5y ago
Downvote all you like. Memory managed languages pay the bills
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by glouwbug 5y ago
Sounds as useful as most pointers to be honest
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by glouwbug 5y ago
Strong Lifts. The app is free. 3x a week

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