jobhdez

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How to become a great web back end engineer?
2 points by jobhdez 2y ago|2 comments
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by jobhdez 3y ago
Thank you so much for this response.
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Dear back end web engineers: how would you describe back end work?
4 points by jobhdez 3y ago|3 comments
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Whats Wrong with Lisp?(metamodular.com)
2 points by jobhdez 3y ago|0 comments
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by jobhdez 3y ago
wow -- thanks so much. I will learn group theory and abstract algebra. thanks
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Ask HN: Did studying proof based math topics make you a better programmer?
30 points by jobhdez 3y ago|52 comments
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Implementing a compiler has been an illuminating experience
1 points by jobhdez 3y ago|0 comments
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by jobhdez 3y ago
Implementing tcp sounds like a lot of fun!
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by jobhdez 3y ago
Very I interesting project. Thanks. I’m going to start using it for my job search. Great job!
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by jobhdez 3y ago
My apologies for saying the following but can you share some books or papers that support your view? The example that I provided was from the dragon book. CMU uses that same example for one of its ssa slides for an compiler optimization cou
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by jobhdez 3y ago
Three address code: ``` p = a + b q = p-c p = q * d ``` Ssa: ``` p1 = a+ b q1= p1 - c p2 = q1 * d ``` Given the above examples how is it not straightforward to use ssa instead of three address code using what the dragon book teaches? What i
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by jobhdez 3y ago
The first programming language I learned was Scheme - I read the little schemer by Felleisen but my second book was what really taught me to program. This second book was structure and Interpretation of computer programs. I’ve been using li
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by jobhdez 3y ago
It’s really rewarding though when you write a compiler. I recommend the experience. But if you think about compilers are so fundamental for the whole software infrastructure. So I think compilers is worth knowing. You will understand langua
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by jobhdez 3y ago
SICP was a great book too. It taught me to program, and bent my mind. I just marveled at the Beauty of it a few times.
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by jobhdez 3y ago
I have heard good things about this book.
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by jobhdez 3y ago
The book introduces three address code which is similar to ssa
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by jobhdez 3y ago
Yea the authors of the book won a Turing award a few years ago.
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by jobhdez 3y ago
I think you would have the knowledge to build a parser generator that then you can use to write a parser for json. But you can also also just learn how to use a parser generator. You’ll have to know a little bit about regular expressions fo
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by jobhdez 3y ago
You can try this book if you want something that came out this year https://github.com/IUCompilerCourse/Essentials-of-Compilatio... . Go to the releases to either get the racket version or python version. But I mean cmu
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by jobhdez 3y ago
But the dragon book introduces three address code. SSA is a variant of three address code. Take a look here http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~aho/cs4115/Lectures/15-03-25.htm... .
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Tell HN: The dragon compiler book (2nd edition) is a great book
49 points by jobhdez 3y ago|46 comments
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by jobhdez 4y ago
pretty cool blog post about how fb is using haskell to fight spam.
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by jobhdez 4y ago
I started playing chess when I was 18 and my highest rating I got was around 1500 on chess.com but then I stopped. Lately I’ve been playing chess with a friend and I’m getting the hang of it and im finding chess really fun! I want to get be
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by jobhdez 4y ago
Thanks!
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by jobhdez 4y ago
Thanks! Are you a compiler engineer?
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by jobhdez 4y ago
You didnt let me down :) I know the compiler industry is full of people with masters degrees and PHDs. then would you say getting at least a BS in math or CS the way to go? or should i aim harder and get a masters or PHD? thanks
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How likely is it to get a compiler software job with only a high school degree?
5 points by jobhdez 4y ago|6 comments
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by jobhdez 4y ago
take a look at my scheme to c compiler written in Common Lisp for reference. I implemented a parser. https://github.com/Jobhdez/scheme-to-c
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by jobhdez 4y ago
I was thinking of contributing to the Haskell compiler or llvm. I’m curious and interested in these. There’s also other smaller projects I’m interested in.
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Should I contribute to open source before my first job?
3 points by jobhdez 4y ago|5 comments

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