glouwbug

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   by glouwbug 5y ago

   Start deadlifting in your 20s and 30s and you'll do just fine
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   by glouwbug 5y ago

   You sure? Bethesda has rereleased the same game 7 times in the last 10 years.
3. 453.▲
   by glouwbug 5y ago

   HN doesn’t do April Fools very well I see
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   by glouwbug 5y ago

   Wait, isn’t that the book where the guy stayed there for like 2 years just to log all the crazy stuff that happened so he could write a book? Weren’t people like having sex in the company beds during work hours?
5. 455.▲
   by glouwbug 5y ago

   Do you work for hubspot
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   by glouwbug 5y ago

   We could have as easily lived in a world where we all programmed Go because Google pushed gUnix should they have been the industry leaders in 80s, or something like that.
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   by glouwbug 5y ago

   Do you have more on this philosophy of being good? I’m interested
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   by glouwbug 5y ago

   If you're worried about pre-OS code you will not believe what is running when your OS is running
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   by glouwbug 5y ago

   I loved how accurate FSOL's music videos were. They had iPhones, iPads, iWatches, google maps, windows surfaces, everything down to a modern day T. The following was uploaded 2007, but I wonder if it was shot or made even earlier: htt
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    by glouwbug 5y ago

    Try lifting heavy weights. A starter program like strong lifts or starting strength is a good start
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    by glouwbug 5y ago

    Loki was awesome. I think one of their interns wrote one of the most prominent books on SDL to date. It was terrible learning the kid died from a cancerous mole shortly after. His blog ends on a sad note: http://overcode.yak.net&
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    by glouwbug 5y ago

    git merge --strategy ours
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    by glouwbug 5y ago

    Yes, I came to learn that microservices would probably greatly excel at sending JSON strings back and forth. Then I wondered why we weren't just all using Erlang
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    by glouwbug 5y ago

    The last microservice architecture I worked on consisted of 7 python repositories that shared one "standard library" repository. Something as simple as adding an additional argument to a function required a PR to 7 repos and sign
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    by glouwbug 5y ago

    Would make interviewing a whole lot easier
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    by glouwbug 5y ago

    I often wonder how many businesses often need code to operate. Back in school we had a database design class where the prof asked us to design a system for a user base of 50 something users per year. We were all dumbfounded when our react&#
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    by glouwbug 5y ago

    May as well make all databases public too considering they get leaked anyway
18. 468.▲
    by glouwbug 5y ago

    Write your own programming language and then go solve a bunch of leetcode with it
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    by glouwbug 5y ago

    I did one in C a while ago if anyone is interested: https://github.com/glouw/gel
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    by glouwbug 5y ago

    Yeah, maybe the guy just has a sense of humor - something that your average software developer would mistake for being a reference to documentation
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    by glouwbug 5y ago

    Brutal Doom is the most fun I've ever had on PC
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    by glouwbug 5y ago

    1.5 Million dollars pledged? Golly
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    by glouwbug 5y ago

    Non-binary, right
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    by glouwbug 5y ago

    When I play online chess I load up a master AI and input my opponent's moves
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    by glouwbug 5y ago

    Resume driven development is real. Who wants a crud app on their resume when they can have a crud + ML app on their resume? I remember back in like 2016 recruiters devoured anyone with the slightest bit of ML experience on their resumes: it
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    by glouwbug 5y ago

    We’re already chasing tail
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    by glouwbug 5y ago

    I remember it being pretty good on Windows XP. I’d run programs like reaper with full control of my soundcard and it’s IO. It wasn’t until win10 that everything sound related became a chore. I can still find snippets of XP UI in win10 hidde
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    by glouwbug 5y ago

    Foobar2000 is good example of what a productive snappy user experience should be. It plays music, what else do you want it to do?
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    by glouwbug 5y ago

    A text message. Blue messages are iMessage
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    by glouwbug 5y ago

    Not entirely. If you think about it, a resulting C binary is just data and text - it’s all compiled into a single unit of globals and functions, much like a unity build layout. Regarding optimization it allows for LTO without the need for a