kugurerdem

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   by kugurerdem 3y ago

   I just read the essay and found the examples given interesting. I certainly believe there are valuable lessons to be learned from them. However, I don't think the content fully supports the claim made in the title. It seems that the au
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   by kugurerdem 3y ago

   > People don't listen to me because I'm a good programmer, they listen to me because I'm a good writer. I think this point extends beyond the idea of guarding ourselves while reading the contents of good writers; it's
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   Incorporating AI Tools into My Terminal Workflow(rugu.dev)

   3 points by kugurerdem 3y ago|1 comments
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   by kugurerdem 3y ago

   I've just written an essay about how I integrated AI tools like ChatGPT and Copilot into my terminal workflow, the problems I faced and the solutions I found. I would also appreciate hearing your thoughts and learning about your own wo
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   Show HN: Simple Script for Enhanced LLM Interaction in Vim(github.com)

   1 points by kugurerdem 3y ago|0 comments
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   by kugurerdem 3y ago

   I found this essay to be quite impressive. I can personally relate to the impact of utilizing LLMs in order to overcome the Intermediate Material Problem discussed in the essay. Whenever I inquire LLMs about my current situation, I often di
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   by kugurerdem 3y ago

   I didn't know that, that's a really cool information. Thank you! :)
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   by kugurerdem 3y ago

   But what do you use to insert tabs then? For me, giving up Caps Lock would be a lot more convenient than giving up Tab, because I almost never use Caps Lock, whereas I use Tab a lot.
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   by kugurerdem 3y ago

   These are great references. Read them all briefly, without getting too bogged down in the technical details. As far as I understand it, the libevdev library basically provides one of the lowest levels of interaction with evdev files that co
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    by kugurerdem 3y ago

    I have just read your README.md file and found your repo interesting indeed. The README is well written. I knew it was possible to read and parse /dev/input/* files, but was hesitant to get into the intricacies you described.
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    Understanding Keyboard Events Better(rugu.dev)

    68 points by kugurerdem 3y ago|24 comments
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    by kugurerdem 3y ago

    I've just finished writing an essay where I talk about my recent experiments with X and managing keyboard events. If you've had similar experiences or have any thoughts to share that could help clarify things even more, I'd r
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    by kugurerdem 3y ago

    I think 84 WPM is very sufficient. I am curious, what was your WPM at the start? What things you have done in order to improve your typing speed?
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    On the Importance of Typing Fast(rugu.dev)

    1 points by kugurerdem 3y ago|2 comments
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    by kugurerdem 3y ago

    Hello! I noticed your message and responded accordingly. Also, I've taken you saying "couldn't find a way to contact you" to heart and decided to include an email contact address on my blog. Thank you! :)
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    by kugurerdem 3y ago

    While I maintain a continuing interest in Computer Science, you are correct. The essay isn't explicitly focused on Computer Science but more specifically Software Development. I'll fix the title based on your recommendation.
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    by kugurerdem 3y ago

    Thanks Andrew, > It's always fun to read someone else who also had a lifelong interest in programming but decided to major in a different subject. I feel the same way; I enjoy hearing the experiences of software developers who pursu
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    Reflections on my journey into computer science(rugu.dev)

    55 points by kugurerdem 3y ago|11 comments
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    by kugurerdem 3y ago

    Just a blog essay where I reflect on my CS journey when I am now in my mid-developer phase.