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As a student can someone suggest some good projects using eBPF?
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Google play lists download count prominently. But it's good practice to find the publisher website / repo and then click on Play Store link.
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Oh god MS store. Recently I had to use windows. As a linux user for 2 years my first instinct is to install WSL and make the entire thing somewhat more palatable. I Google the docs, install Debian through `wsl` command, start it through win
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> when people start viewing Software Engineering as a gateway to a "good life" it usually means we're at an inflection point where things (at least in the U.S.) are about to get a lot worse. This has already happened in In
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> So, why do people like these code generators? To cover the lack of good libraries and/or language abstractions.
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Ugramm (Kannada), Maanagaram (Tamil) and Aiyappanum Koshiyum (Malayalam) from top of my mind. Note there are critically acclaimed Malayalam Movies that not everyone would like (Eg: Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum, Maheshinte Prathikaram), they
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Similarly there's apps like this one, which work by recording notification and gallery updates: https://f-droid.org/packages/com.gmail.anubhavdas54.whatsdel...
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> EVERYONE forgets all of this CS stuff Can you point out a thing in standard CS curriculums that doesn't doesn't come up in software once in a while, assuming you are not doing react and express js entire life?
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> how much open source repos have become a part of many people's CV/resumé. This is also possible because of competition. I am a student. All my peers grind much more Leetcode than me. So I put at least some code on GitHub and
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I have read that. While I feel that article is being too harsh on C, it would be interesting to have cache intrinsics just like we have SIMD intrinsics. I would imagine that would be more complex to implement, however.
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Either a reference to Abstract Machine from the standards, or something suggesting the processor is a C virtual machine.
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> portable toy dev envs There's also termux and it's predecessors, running debian rootfs with or without root. (Most of them based on proot). Before proot, there were some manually ported GCC and friends. Some years ago, I had