kmstout

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by kmstout 6y ago
The first step in programming is away from the computer.
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Show HN: Making and Slaying Monster Sudoku(reindeereffect.github.io)
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by kmstout 6y ago
> [...] a state machine, taking Stack and one char as input [...] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pushdown_automaton
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by kmstout 6y ago
"I'm a philosophy major. That means I can think deep thoughts about being unemployed." -- Bruce Lee
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by kmstout 7y ago
Was it this? https://web.archive.org/web/20080808121324/http://www.facebo...
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by kmstout 7y ago
I like cowsay (especially cowsay -f dragon) for punching up important git commit messages.
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by kmstout 7y ago
sl ``` ( ) (@@) ( ) (@) () @@ O @ O @ O (@@@) ( ) (@@@@) ( ) ==== ________ __________
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by kmstout 7y ago
I've used RSS in some form for several years. I've lately gotten quite a bit of use from rss2email, some .forward rules, and mutt.
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BeerXML(beerxml.com)
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by kmstout 7y ago
This discussion reminds me of a talk given by Glenn Vanderburg ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhdlBHHimeM ), wherein he explores the question of whether "software engineering" is or can really be engineering. Aro
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by kmstout 7y ago
For awhile at work I used Windows' sticky notes extensively. My wallpaper at the time was an image of old fence boards, so the two combined to make a little kanban on my desktop.
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by kmstout 7y ago
That was unexpected. Holy crap. I think it's time for a beer.
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A Brief Analysis of Bohemian Rhapsody(youtube.com)
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by kmstout 7y ago
Don' stop there. You've solved a real problem in your life, and you might want that information another day. Make a tiny script that encapsulates it. Generalize it a tiny bit, and give it a memorable name (perhaps lsof-tree). That
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by kmstout 7y ago
While reading the comments I thought, "Surely there's a way to auto-submit bookmarks to the Wayback Machine, yes?" A moment of searching unearthed a Firefox extension for doing that. The commit logs at the Github repo show co
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Lego sets its sights on a growing market: Stressed-out adults(washingtonpost.com)
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by kmstout 7y ago
It is by caffeine alone I set my mind in motion. It is by the beans of java that my thoughts acquire speed, my hands acquire shakes, the shakes become a warning. It is by caffeine alone I--I AM IN CONTROL OF MY ADDICTION!!!
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Conplan 8888: Counter-Zombie Dominance (2011) [pdf](i2.cdn.turner.com)
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by kmstout 7y ago
Shameless plug: Awhile back I did a couple blog posts on recursive descent parsing, working from recognizing balanced parentheses all the way to building a parser generator and using it to implement a simple programming language. The first
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by kmstout 7y ago
A few things that I've found helpful: 1. I start my day a couple hours later than typical for my organization. This both lets me work quieter hours and shaves time off my commute. 2. From 2 p.m. on is reserved as "Real, Actual Wor
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by kmstout 7y ago
No. I wrote about this awhile back ( https://reindeereffect.github.io/2018/06/24/regex/#the-limit... ). From that post: [M]atching parentheses requires our recognition device to remember how many unmatched
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Life as a Developer: My Code Does Not Work Because [ ](youtube.com)
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by kmstout 7y ago
Q: How do you know there's fuel in the Blackbird? A: It's leaking.
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Algebras(okmij.org)
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Show HN: Yakety, a Recursive Descent Parser Generator for EBNF Grammars(github.com)
1 points by kmstout 7y ago|0 comments