mathieubordere

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by mathieubordere 7y ago
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Ask HN: Have you worked for a company with a great codebase?
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by mathieubordere 7y ago
That is heart-warming news!
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by mathieubordere 7y ago
using `Ctrl + r` in your shell, I just hope someone reading this doesn't know it yet :-)
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by mathieubordere 7y ago
Time to reveal the mystery and tell us how this magical workplace is called!
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by mathieubordere 7y ago
That's under the assumption that the economy continues to function normally with a completely destroyed marine ecosystem.
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by mathieubordere 7y ago
Yes, I feel the same way, sometimes I hope I'm just really pessimistic but I wouldn't be surprised if humanity would be the first organism that could predict it's own extinction without actually doing something about it.
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by mathieubordere 7y ago
Yet another wake-up call.
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by mathieubordere 7y ago
typo in title: owing --> owning
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by mathieubordere 7y ago
I remember installing Nox and finishing it in one go
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by mathieubordere 7y ago
I'll be avoiding the 737 Max / 737 Max rebranding
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by mathieubordere 7y ago
+1 It breaks my heart when I think about what they did to him.
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by mathieubordere 7y ago
https://lagunita.stanford.edu/courses/Engineering/Compilers/... I took Alex Aiken's course in my first year when I started to learn writing code, was feasible back then and pretty interesting.
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by mathieubordere 7y ago
Maybe I'm the only one, but I have a very hard time grasping all the functionality/concepts offered by Rust. I really like the safety guarantees offered at compile time, and really do think that we should move away from C-like lan
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by mathieubordere 7y ago
Such a service would need to review every source code update for a whole bunch of projects, which seems like an enormous amount of work. My best guess is that such a service does not exist.
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by mathieubordere 7y ago
pocorgtfo 0x18 contains a more recent glibc malloc exploit which goes into quite a bit of detail if you're interested.
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by mathieubordere 7y ago
the HiFi world really is something else
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by mathieubordere 7y ago
shouldn't it be patched by now?
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by mathieubordere 7y ago
True, this is a very disturbing development.
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by mathieubordere 7y ago
I worked through the book and did the actual projects, if I remember well, most of the grading logic can be run locally on your machine and is included in the projects.
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by mathieubordere 7y ago
Humans seem to be comforted when there's an explanation for something, even if it's just plain wrong, it seems we don't care that much.
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by mathieubordere 8y ago
I did the same thing when I was 28. I had some prior exposure to Java at university but that's about it. I took a year off from work to teach myself to become a software engineer. It takes hard work and you will doubt yourself while yo
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by mathieubordere 8y ago
What worries me is that global warming is not one of the five major worries. Of course I understand that when you're unemployed, struggling to make ends meet, global warming is the least of your concerns.
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by mathieubordere 8y ago
And if you're going to write multi-threaded programs or libraries that are going to be called by multiple threads, then please learn how to write decent thread-safe code.
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by mathieubordere 8y ago
A great resource to dive a bit deeper into the stack is https://www.amazon.com/Computer-Systems-Programmers-Perspect... and the accompanying labs found at http://csapp.cs.cmu.edu/3e/labs.html . Just mak
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by mathieubordere 8y ago
Do you call the situation in the Middle Ease peace? Not saying that it's the US's fault ...
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by mathieubordere 8y ago
Dynamic memory management in no way implies linked lists.
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by mathieubordere 8y ago
Hats off to this guy.
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by mathieubordere 8y ago
Do you really think that another world power would behave differently if they were the factory of the world?
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by mathieubordere 8y ago
Reading `Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs` and doing all the exercises in Scheme is quite fun.

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