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by ltr_ 5y ago
very interesting language, I'm looking for a new programing language for our AWS lambdas, is ReScript a viable option for backends too?
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by ltr_ 5y ago
interesting language, didn't have the time to read the details/spec but, what i found most difficult when reading recipes on the internet that the ingredient names change dramatically between countries(event with the same spoken l
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by ltr_ 5y ago
that was exactly what i was asking for, i know how it works, but i would like to know how it is used by pros , (if used at all)
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by ltr_ 5y ago
[off topic] I always wondered how '%n' is used in production code.
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by ltr_ 5y ago
nice to see phrack back again. I still remember "Smashing the stack for fun and profit", the article that back in the days made me have an epiphany about C, pointers and memory in general.
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by ltr_ 5y ago
Been using old quake 1&3 maps that I used to play in when younger to form palaces, so far it's working great
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by ltr_ 6y ago
- not working on, but, studying to be working on a zig backend/runtime for idris 2. - coding integrations with and smart contracts for a defi/cefi business.
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by ltr_ 6y ago
ADHD/Bipolar here, I really struggle with this, and using external tools is not an option, for me is just more multitasking risk!,something that works for me, aside from the drugs and good sleep, is a top down approach when programming
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by ltr_ 6y ago
I was wandering the same thing, here in my country a lot of reforms are stoped by the constitutional tribunal, basically they are a bunch of lawyers that implement a function, constitutional :: Constitution -> (Law | Reform) -> Boolea
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by ltr_ 6y ago
> Did you continue to feel that way after the episode? yes, but not without effort,its like that episode taught me how to make connections more easily, or be aware of them more consciously. I remember it wasn't rare to be told on my
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by ltr_ 6y ago
Just venting out: I remember the exact day and moment that, for the first time I felt that my mind was clear as crystal water, silent, and could be used at command without any effort. 0 anxiety, the inner voice in my head disappeared. At th
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by ltr_ 6y ago
IT Related : "Morty relax, it's just a bunch of ones and zeros out there, you're gonna be fiiiiiine"- Rick Sanchez in Dota 2
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by ltr_ 6y ago
generally a person that does not do programming have less friction with the topic if you approach him with a functional style. for example, try to get a proof of concept or a big picture of the problem in excel and build up from there. it d
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by ltr_ 6y ago
fzf tmux Vim+plugins+ language servers. lldb/gdb, languages repl's in general(ie. ghci for haskell)
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by ltr_ 7y ago
aside from 3Blue1Brown : I think category theory will give you an unique point of view of math, also basic logic and philosophy are very important for a good and solid foundation on math intuition. https://arxiv.org/abs&#x2F
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by ltr_ 7y ago
here is my story, because it feels really relevant to this subject: I used to think this way, it was very hard to study or go deep into abstract concepts for long periods, but it is useful to some extend, I was able to get a "decent li
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by ltr_ 7y ago
It could be anything (nMBome - 2C-x - mixed with amphetamines), it is very rare to find pure LSD on the streets.
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by ltr_ 7y ago
I walk a lot, but I'm thinking on start a video series with fitness exercises.
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by ltr_ 7y ago
thanks for all the support I'll check the links.
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by ltr_ 7y ago
working on my crippling depression / ADHD, unemployed (i don't want to work anymore in anything) 6 months , 0 productivity. learned a lot of category theory, functional programming and c++ tho.
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by ltr_ 7y ago
laziness does not exists, boring and mindless stupids jobs does.
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by ltr_ 7y ago
ofc, but it is possible for compiler to be smart enough to"discover" this? and use similar heuristics for other similar problems?
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by ltr_ 7y ago
just doing a double click on the Fibonacci Solution :hypothetically speaking, can a compiler take the recursive solution and optimize it to the Binet's formula in machine code? . and obviously apply that technique to other similar pro
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by ltr_ 7y ago
nice project. I was looking to extract a palette for a custom color scheme for my syntax highlighter based on my cat's colors. I was too lazy to look for a tool, now I have no excuse. and yeah I love my cat. she has to listen to my ran
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by ltr_ 7y ago
> I’ve finally come to realize that most businesss and developers simply don’t revolve around whatever’s trending on HN. shocking. but truth be told,HN have a share on my hate to any IT job in my country, and my past professional decisi
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by ltr_ 8y ago
All my dev life was in finance, they don't give a shit about how its done, they just throw money at the problem until its finished. your boss and your boss's bosses are just worried about making their bosses happy. Another thing t
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by ltr_ 8y ago
> Docker s2010 App store for server configurations. it seems a little bit outdated
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by ltr_ 8y ago
if we are throwing crazy ideas: https://thismultibilliondollarstartupdoesnotexist.com
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by ltr_ 8y ago
none. bad pay, 45 hours a week. ignorant cooksucker managers. poor infrastructure. zoombie coworkers. I have always doing the bare minimum in my workplaces trying to win the maximum amount of money I can, that is since I discovered that is
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by ltr_ 8y ago
very interesting. anyone knows about efforts and experiments with musical style transfer?

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