joshbaptiste

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   by joshbaptiste 7y ago

   The only thing I see where Golang wins over the JVM is overall memory usage for daemons.. As Khan is non-profit they want to save at any avenue.
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   by joshbaptiste 7y ago

   FYI.. there's also SNEK https://keithp.com/snek/snek.html which claims to have an even smaller footprint than MicroPython for Arduino Duemilanove compatible hardware. A recent talk at North Bay Python https:&#x2F
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   by joshbaptiste 7y ago

   Brian Will's video covers code pages succinctly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IM-vnsnLGd4
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   by joshbaptiste 7y ago

   Eh more like C++, Zig is more of a modern C
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   by joshbaptiste 7y ago

   I started my Linux journey in ~2002 with Slackware to get ipchains ip masquerade (nat) working for multiple machines to share a modem connection. Today I prefer Arch or Debian but Slack will always be that first that popped the cherry.
6. 96.▲
   by joshbaptiste 7y ago

   Exactly, I actually thought Knoppix was abandoned .. The current trend setters I would say are Arch/Nix/Alpine/Ubuntu and their derivatives.
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   by joshbaptiste 7y ago

   ah gotcha, thanks
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   by joshbaptiste 7y ago

   Question for the hardware enthusiasts.. if the PowerPC is now opensourced, how do programs such as QEMU emulate a closed ISA? reverse engineering?
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   by joshbaptiste 7y ago

   I mean for myself a recent Chromebook that supports Android/Linux containers is good enough for my Vim/Python/Go work flow.
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    by joshbaptiste 7y ago

    indeed.. I don't do much more then the casual searching on DuckDuckGo and viewing Wikipedia articles and StackOverflow errors.
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    by joshbaptiste 7y ago

    Natted VPS's are usually very cheap (~$5/year) are low on resources by design and are great for pure terminal workflows.
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    by joshbaptiste 7y ago

    Familiarity and low resources needed .. I can use a $5/year natted VPS and program (via Git/Vim), run scripts, surf the web (links), chat on IRC (Weechat) and continue my Tmux/Screen workflow on basically any *nix machine wit
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    by joshbaptiste 7y ago

    Actually I didn't know about the Facebook and Uber authentication model .. Google's I read before (here I think).
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    by joshbaptiste 7y ago

    I have multiple books of the same subjects Python, Go, FreeBSD etc.. due to different writing styles and explanations, so for me to grok BPF tracing techniques and performance evaluation at a higher level I would need to read both.
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    by joshbaptiste 7y ago

    Corporate heavyweights no.. but super smart people on the forums https://forum.nim-lang.org/ and its creator https://github.com/Araq
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    by joshbaptiste 7y ago

    hmm I actually see Zig as more of the "new C" and Rust, Go, Nim as more of C++ displacements.
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    by joshbaptiste 7y ago

    Once he placed the ring on her finger he accepted her terms .. as an American who hasn’t grown up with Asian cultural norms I would never marry someone with an obligation to take care of their parents also in America.
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    by joshbaptiste 7y ago

    Thanks, the site itself can no longer fork ;)
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    by joshbaptiste 7y ago

    Hmm.. never heard of Chariot Solutions yet they have a lot of technical presentation videos for my consumption, thanks.
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    by joshbaptiste 7y ago

    Is Lys pronounced as in "bliss" or "Lice" ?
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    by joshbaptiste 7y ago

    Andrew does post YouTube videos of his coding sessions which teaches me a lot of Zig and gives me pointers on using Vim as an overall IDE https://www.youtube.com/user/superjoe30
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    Key Learnings in Rust After 30k Lines of Code(medium.com)

    5 points by joshbaptiste 7y ago|1 comments
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    by joshbaptiste 7y ago

    Exactly.. life in general is about constant refinement.. if today's hacker could time travel to 1999, she would be in a nirvana of Bind, SSHv1, Apache, IIS etc.. vulnerabilities. Hacks happen and we learn and improve, even down to the
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    Shellcode: A Reverse Shell for Linux in C with Support for TLS/SSL(modexp.wordpress.com)

    2 points by joshbaptiste 7y ago|0 comments
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    by joshbaptiste 8y ago

    ah thanks
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    by joshbaptiste 8y ago

    The 737MAX was designed to compete with A320NEO .. why Did Boeing have to move the engines forward while Airbus did not ? AFAIK the NEOs weren’t a complete redesign either
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    by joshbaptiste 8y ago

    argh.. fixed again thx
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    by joshbaptiste 8y ago

    oops fixed.. thx
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    by joshbaptiste 8y ago

    Implementing an NES emulator is a great way to learn more about a language and the internals of the NES (which is well documented). It's sorta like a rite of passage and has been done in most of the "newer" languages like Nim
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    by joshbaptiste 8y ago

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmoJCHNEp2w