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by hawkinsw 5y ago
Second what everyone else is saying: Please find professional help as soon as possible. In the meantime, know that we are all rooting for you! Hang in there!
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by hawkinsw 5y ago
Pretty much a classic in every 1L law school class.
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by hawkinsw 9y ago
If you like that video, you might enjoy this great book about Minitel: https://www.amazon.com/Minitel-Welcome-Internet-Platform-Stu... I have started to read it, but haven't made it all the way through. I love tech his
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by hawkinsw 9y ago
Rob Pike explains this manifesto in several videos available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENLWEfi0Tkg It's a fascinating talk. I really enjoyed it. I hope you do too!
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by hawkinsw 9y ago
I wondered the same thing! If the goal is to add "debuggability", then there are other options out there too -- dmalloc and electric fence, to name just two. I went to the repo fully expecting to see a call to brk() somewhere in t
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by hawkinsw 9y ago
Watched a few great presentations by Greg McKeown. Very interesting, I think! Check out this one from when he gave a talk at Google: https://youtu.be/sQKrt1-IDaE
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by hawkinsw 9y ago
I've written lots of servers in C and found this article quite interesting. The techniques that the author presents are new to me and I know that I will take them into consideration when I write a server in C the next time. More import
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by hawkinsw 10y ago
https://www.amazon.com/Psychology-Computer-Programming-Silve...
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Hacky Finally Support for C++ Exceptions(github.com)
2 points by hawkinsw 11y ago|0 comments
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by hawkinsw 13y ago
Here are some of the steps that I use to unsquash the binary Commotion images to make changes: 1. Find the PARTs 2. Extract them 3. unsquash: unsquashfs -d image/ squashfs.bin 4. Make the changes. 5. squash: ~/code/commotion-
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by hawkinsw 16y ago
This article and headline are completely misleading. The question, from TFA, "One of the survey's questions asked: "Do you feel that the cloud has potential for your business?" 49% answered: "I don't know." 48% likewise responded "I don't k