kornakiewicz

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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
Checkout this: http://clrs.cc/ and try not to use similar colors after each other.
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
Looks neat, but I would play with nicer palette. Also the hardness is increasing hyperbolically so after those small red dots appears it's almost impossible to survive.
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
AMD FX-8350 and 8gb shall be enough, I suppose.
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
I know where to find handbook and in case I decide to play with Gentoo definitely will use it hardly, but that was just question if it's worthy my time instead of testing erlang and drinking beers :)
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
The issue is that I used a lot of Fedora, but it works surprisingly slow on my machine, but the support for developers' tools was awesome (never had problem with old versions). After that I tried ElementaryOS, which is beautiful and fa
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
I know something about Linux (can build a package, set variables, do some configs and simple stuff in terminal/vi/emacs), is weekend enough to install Gentoo?
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
That's what I needed since started playing with front-end stuff, but does anybody can confirm quality of this course and/or suggest similar stuff?
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
Yeah, I totally understand why there's a place for uint8 and int64, but wonder why I have to write x := uint64(a)+b // b is uint64 and x also will be instead just x := a+b, because type of x is still clear and casting could b
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
Quick question: If you recommend to start learning Erlang now, it's better to play with normal one (I actually don't like syntax since I'm used to semicolons and other C-influenced stuff) or Elixir, which looks pretty neat?
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
When I was playing around one of most irritating thing in Go was that I need to write a lot of type conversions, especially since there's eight "normal" integer types. In my opinion, for sake of simplicity it could be reduced
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
The idea of "Easter Eggs Manager" seems delightful.