mabynogy

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by mabynogy 8y ago
Livecoding sessions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgR8GZUDkog - https://www.twitch.tv/daroou2
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Vectrexy: A Vectrex Emulator Written in Modern C++(github.com)
1 points by mabynogy 8y ago|2 comments
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Masonite: The Modern and Developer Centric Python Web Framework(github.com)
3 points by mabynogy 8y ago|0 comments
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by mabynogy 8y ago
More infos (including doxygen doc): http://dailyprog.org/~kenster/
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Someone live coding a distributed content network similar to YouTube(youtube.com)
12 points by mabynogy 8y ago|6 comments
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The first step IMO is to refuse to use the tools that alienate you (typescript, react...). Develop a rationale around that. I can help if you want on that as I did that work.
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You can go to a church and pray. Maybe some of your worries are justified.
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It is. Make the EU collapse.
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How many hours hours of programming can you do? For me, it's aroud 4 hours (sometimes 6). Programming is hard and needs a huge amount of concentration.
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Same as nowadays, the finance sector.
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Work for yourself. It will improve a bit the relationship with the others (customer instead of boss, partner instead of colleague...).
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I use "star" in my programming language to "dereference" generators (run them until they are finished). For example: //block for 4s sleep* 4 //run a modal form let* ok form_confirm "
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I memorize everything and try to reuse the same patterns everywhere. I put stuff I rarely use in textfiles. When it's finished, I copy everything on an usb stick. I destroy all accounts I don't use (when possible).
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I don't think so (for example Chapel does SIMD).
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Probably yeah as it's done by Cray. The main feature of Chapel is to handle well the many levels of parallelism.
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Both and Chapel.
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Walking and any kind of physical activity.
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Github UI can be enough for him. If he has full rights on a repo he can even use the builtin editor and understand how the revisions are organized.
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by mabynogy 8y ago
You can publish your articles on dailyprog/~yourname (it's a community of programmers). An example of someone starting a text-based blog: http://dailyprog.org/~tacixat/blog/posts/Problems%20With%20S.
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Everything around energy efficiency.
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Ask people you already trust (like your doctor).
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Yeah async is difficult to reason about. I found a solution with generators in my custom programming language to keep the flow sequential (especially for UI). An example of two ok/cancel buttons followed by some sleep (with generators
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by mabynogy 8y ago
Cows and sheeps do the same when the doors of the truck are opened.
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by mabynogy 8y ago
Sadly sourceforge is down atm. http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:tPBms8N...
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We miss highlevel IDEs (like Smalltalk, Excel or even Scratch and Eve) for people who are ready to program something but won't be able to use the tradional workflow based on shell commands and textfiles. Expecting people to massively l
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by mabynogy 8y ago
If you're young: yes try If you can be a cofounder: yes go on Everything else: no they are bad employers
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Sadly Stroustrup said no recently.
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It's easy as we are always surrounded by tons of people. It's useless at the same time because people sharing the same interests as we are very rare. That's why internet is the best for that IMO. If you think of human and war
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Probably not but he is german, not french. French philosophy and ideology assimilated elsewhere.
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by mabynogy 8y ago
Reduce the problem to something simpler. If it's a project for someone else I'll do my best to change his mind about his problem.

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