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by jasim 6y ago
I once worked for a German company (remotely) who made it clear that working beyond 6pm wouldn't lead to much progress, and my lead consistently logged out at just the time. So I had to follow his example and couldn't potter aroun
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UUID Primary Key in Rails 6 with PostgreSQL and Active Record(pawelurbanek.com)
1 points by jasim 6y ago|0 comments
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Understanding Clojure's Persistent Vectors(hypirion.com)
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by jasim 6y ago
Blink and you'll miss it !! Oh the nostalgia. Linkers were exotic at the time. Before I discovered Blinker, I got to use Exospace that was shipped with Clipper 5.3. A lot of old goodies are still availabe at the The Oasis mirror at ht
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Modernizing the DOM Tree in Microsoft Edge(blogs.windows.com)
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Design philosophy: kitty – the fast, featureful, GPU based terminal emulator(sw.kovidgoyal.net)
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The trouble with Cassandra as an object storage metadata database(blog.min.io)
84 points by jasim 6y ago|77 comments
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Boost Your Coding Fu with VSCode and Vim: Introduction(barbarianmeetscoding.com)
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by jasim 6y ago
I haven't done compiler work, but your note makes sense. However I've been writing a fair amount of ReScript (OCaml but in JavaScript: The Good Parts) for UI work, and we never use catch-all in pattern matching. It is an all-or-no
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Adding Sorbet to a Rails Monolith(flexport.engineering)
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Manage C data using the GLib collections(developer.ibm.com)
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by jasim 6y ago
Quick shoutout to xHarbour and Harbour - the open-source, commercially-supported versions of Clipper. https://github.com/harbour/core The projects are still going strong and many years ago I had ported a huge Clipper p
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by jasim 6y ago
correction: dBase IV came out before FoxPro. From the book: "By the beginning of summer ‘89, FoxPro was turning into an impressive product. As an outgrowth of the new language added to emulate dBase IV, and our new window-based interfa
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by jasim 6y ago
One of the original Fox developers wrote a great behind-the-scenes book about the software and the company culture, uptil their acquisition by Microsoft. It is one of the more niche, under-appreciated technology books out there: "FoxTa
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Recursion-Schemes(github.com)
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When your data model means something else(pathsensitive.com)
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Macpaint and Quickdraw Source Code(computerhistory.org)
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Interviewing and Pattern Matching(hiringfor.tech)
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CS3100 Paradigms of Programming IITM (OCaml and Prolog)(youtube.com)
1 points by jasim 6y ago|0 comments
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by jasim 6y ago
Tejotron, how did you build this? Is it Rust compiled to WebAssembly? The code editor is quite well-made. Is it completely hand-rolled? Curious to hear more!
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Collection Pipeline(martinfowler.com)
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by jasim 6y ago
doom-emacs looks wonderful from the get go. https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs
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There’s more to mathematics than rigour and proofs(terrytao.wordpress.com)
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History of Tcl (2009)(web.stanford.edu)
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Programming Talks(github.com)
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Rust Language Cheat Sheet(cheats.rs)
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by jasim 6y ago
As a counterpoint, Juspay's payments has always worked well for me, and the rotating logo personally inspires more trust than certain other wallet-cum-payment providers. I do all payments thru the web, and never on the phone, so that m
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Cambridge Z88 (1987)(oldcomputers.net)
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by jasim 6y ago
To add to that, there is a profusion of fine-grained actions like SetFirstName, SetLastName is endemic in Redux-inspired codebases. They are a lot of noise, but more importantly, they force us to keep all our domain logic in a single massiv
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The Tao of Programming (1987)(mit.edu)
269 points by jasim 6y ago|63 comments

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