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by mharig 4y ago
More time consuming, but maybe a little bit more inspiring, are the videos of lectures at universities, like MITs open courseware (OCW). Edit: They have the advantage that you can combine your topics of interest. With the disadvantage that
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It still remains a mystery to me, why markdown is hyped, and asciidoc seems to be nearly unknown.
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"Je n’ai fait celle-ci plus longue que parce que je n’ai pas eu le loisir de la faire plus courte." Blaise Pascal, 1656 FYI
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> offer free accounts to people AFAIR, they offer the possibility for a one year free access to a node (Linux/IFL?). I do not remember if it is part of IBM Z Xplore and I didn't find it again with a quick search, but if you con
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Thanks a lot!
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You will, when in 5 years some proprietary Rust kernel module compiled with the IBM Rustbelt Rust compiler does not work together with other Rust kernel modules compiled with the standard Rust compiler.
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Well, Evans and Vernons books use OOP. And when I was interested in the topic (actually it was event sourcing, which seems to be near 100% married to DDD, if you search online resources), I found only blog postings using OOP. I found it fun
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Can you provide some (online) resources on DDD + functional?
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Every problem has its fitting programming paradigm, at least in the main paradigms: declarative, imperative, functional, object oriented. DDD seems to be inevitably connected with OOP, at least I've never read something else. Hyping on
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Support and spreading of a bad habit. As long as there is just one Rust compiler (Or are there two? How about the ABI of the second?),it doesn't matter much. But one day it will.
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sqlite3 has rather good articles on many topics on its homesite. And to manage/search documentation I like docsets and Zeal a lot.
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statsmodels, too!
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Ok. Don't know if it is sufficient in a long term perspective, but time will tell.
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Ever tried to use a C++ library from another language? Or from a binary compiled with another C++ compiler than the library?
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If this is more for the good or more for the bad is questionable.
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A language that has no stable ABI should not be in the kernel.
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I like the mixture.
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I used to work for the GAMP environment, that means the V-model is obligatory, and I can not contribute to the agile thing. (Although, if you work for a process plant, you better are damned agile. The production must go on in any circumstan
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The selection process is plain stupid. First, the candidades must have the will to power. They must lick the asses of the alphas to be promoted. They must make many promises to get help. They must hinder the others to be promoted. They must
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Oh, yes. I mixed up TeX and LaTeX. And the amount of the bug bounty, too. Sorry.
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400 mg of vitamin B1 before sleeping. NOT vitamin B-complex!
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Wondered that nobody mentioned Latex. I didn't look at the source code, but Laslie Lamport said he would pay a price (1000 USD?) for every error detected, and AFAIR he never had to pay a single dime. So the code should be qualifying fo
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I like statsmodels. So far it has all methods I need, and itvis very well documented. But I am just fiddling a little bit with my 'weather station'. No bleeding edge here.
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I'm no enthusiast for nothing (don't tell my wife! :-). I find the authors approach very convincing, and his self-praising very annoying. The 10 levels of each exercise allows a comfortable entry for everybody. Calisthenics in add
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Paul Wade: Convict Conditioning Less intellectual than most of the books mentioned here, but more healthy. [Edt]
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I like to hear omegataupodcast.net during kitchen work. They have some episodes in (a sort of :-) english.
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You may try sqlite3 -A
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Tron! And you really should watch War Games and 23.