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by glouwbug 1y ago
Fortunately we still have the YouTube urls. A quick google has for me led me to Reddit / older forums to find the context I needed to search for a re-upload
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by glouwbug 1y ago
Really? I’d have thought 50 lines of arduino would’ve been a snooze fest for hackernews
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by glouwbug 1y ago
In all honesty I’d try and model a 2d 3-link arm in software with forward and inverse kinematics. Then I’d model the inertia of the bars, and model DC motors to apply a torque to the bar interconnects. I’d then model PID controllers for eac
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by glouwbug 1y ago
The only real answer. AI is the current scapegoat for any self-inflicted short sightedness, like the 0% interest rate over-hiring times of 2020-2021. Why blame yourself as a company when you can blame the loudest current news and market hyp
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by glouwbug 1y ago
The engine is the fun part. Assets and game design are near impossible as a solo dev
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by glouwbug 1y ago
I’ve seen similar, and the engineer not only had thousands of GitHub stars and forked projects, but they were an excellent team player, natural leader, and terrific developer. What I did see, even then, was sentiment similar to yours, comin
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by glouwbug 1y ago
Funny enough, the runtime switch, for all practical reasons, is probably just as fast
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by glouwbug 1y ago
Considering vibe coding is the current state of the art I don’t think you have anything to worry about
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by glouwbug 2y ago
It was the secret button: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26932247
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by glouwbug 2y ago
Lucky for us C++ is backwards compatible ;)
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by glouwbug 2y ago
I think you underestimate those who are both technically brilliant and empathetic. I sense you're at least brilliant
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by glouwbug 2y ago
Might it be that he’s so good everyone comes to him first and not you?
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by glouwbug 2y ago
An old (new) adage: Pops the business owner is upset that he paid $5k for a law consultation that could’ve been done for free with a GPT model. Little did Pops know he paid for the verification of the GPT output.
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by glouwbug 2y ago
*int (*encode)(*int); Why not compile your snippets? Heads up to the author.
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by glouwbug 2y ago
Maybe if it’s a local Claude server?
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by glouwbug 2y ago
Unless I am mistaken, this uses LLVM?
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by glouwbug 2y ago
That's right. Crenshaw's LBAC can make you an interpreter too. LBAC's magic lies in single token read ahead, single character identifiers, and single character digits. It parses its BNF grammar only with recursive function ca
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by glouwbug 2y ago
I think OP is just trying to demystify the complexity of compliers for the sake of an educational resource. It's high quality work, compressed to a very small line count
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by glouwbug 2y ago
I appreciate how wonderfully simple and dependency free this is. More often than not people just want to write a compiler of sorts without bison or yacc, or LLVM, and just convert expressions into assembler or vm-like instructions that _jus
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by glouwbug 2y ago
I am so confused
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by glouwbug 2y ago
Yeah I loved my LaunchPad. I bought like 20 and handed them out like candy at school
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by glouwbug 2y ago
I certainly do pine for the early years of civil discourse
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by glouwbug 2y ago
No one dreamed of controlling a toaster with an 8 bit CPU in 1969
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by glouwbug 2y ago
I remember them selling for $4.30 when they came out
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by glouwbug 2y ago
Tariff the world, devalue the dollar
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by glouwbug 2y ago
Some would say legacy code is code without unit or functional tests. I wouldn’t classify that as senior engineer worthy. Maybe masochism
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by glouwbug 2y ago
I'm sure AI is already capable of linking anonymous forum handles by writing style. Best to reinvent ourselves every month like one would with monthly password resets
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by glouwbug 2y ago
It’s probably the guy from Art Attack
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by glouwbug 2y ago
High frequency trading. If you’re talking something more hardware focused, try job searching for the exact term “C/C++”. These jobs are typically standard library deprived (read: malloc, new, etc) and you’ll be making calls to register
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by glouwbug 2y ago
One important aspect I learned about blogging is that a post effectively "ships" a side project, deeming it complete. A blog post allows me to move onto the next thing. It is closure of sorts (glouw.com if anyone is interested in

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