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Python Hackathon at trivago(tech.trivago.com)
2 points by omn1 9y ago|0 comments
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WebAssembly Raytracer(sniklaus.com)
215 points by omn1 9y ago|84 comments
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by omn1 9y ago
I miss posts like this on HN.
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Modern Day Annoyances – Digital Clocks(matthias-endler.de)
1 points by omn1 9y ago|0 comments
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Print (2016)(jorendorff.blogspot.com)
1 points by omn1 9y ago|0 comments
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A Little Story About the `yes` Unix Command(matthias-endler.de)
452 points by omn1 9y ago|172 comments
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Perl – Why Camels?(ru.j-npcs.org)
4 points by omn1 9y ago|0 comments
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by omn1 9y ago
Author here. Would be interested in some feedback on how this Rust code can become more idiomatic. There are some in-depth comments on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/6tkyz3/of_boxes_and_t.
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Boxes and Trees – Smart Pointers in Rust(matthias-endler.de)
3 points by omn1 9y ago|2 comments
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Afraid of Makefiles? Don't be(matthias-endler.de)
8 points by omn1 9y ago|1 comments
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by omn1 9y ago
I never understood why people wanted their tabs on the top instead of on the side. I'm using [Tree Style Tab][1] on Firefox and whenever I need to use any browser I feel limited by screen real estate. With modern widescreen displays I
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Why Type Systems Matter – Comparing Rust and Python(matthias-endler.de)
2 points by omn1 9y ago|0 comments
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Two kinds of speed (or why I still like dynamically typed languages)(benhoyt.com)
1 points by omn1 9y ago|0 comments
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by omn1 10y ago
Very innovative idea. Not sure if it's in the article, but did you bring CockroachDB down? Also, for anybody trying to repeat that experiment, you should have a look at Jepsen ( https://jepsen.io/analyses/cockroachd
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by omn1 10y ago
In any bigger project, architecture grows organically. It's easy to say "I would have done better". In hindsight, every flawed system looks like a bad idea. It takes a visionary to foresee all possible error cases. Things go
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by omn1 10y ago
It's nice to have a little think-piece that I can share with others when they are interested in Computer Science and want to learn more. This is supposed to be a practical guide to start a conversation. Once the people begin to think a
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by omn1 10y ago
I don't see how this is much easier for a beginner. :)
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by omn1 10y ago
It's not about hiding OOP, it's about being overwhelmed with too many new concepts at the same time. Put yourself in the shoes of a beginner: the runtime, the IDE, the language keywords,... everything is new to them. Once you know
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Overkill: Java as a first programming language (2010)(matthias-endler.de)
37 points by omn1 10y ago|67 comments
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by omn1 10y ago
I would add a picture of the team behind the software to this page. Makes it a bit more personal. Also I would place the second paragraph at the beginning for the same reason.
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by omn1 10y ago
Cool to see this popping up here. :-) I wrote this article as an inspiration for everybody who is still unsure whether to start with programming. We really need more programmers in the world. In case you have any questions/suggestions
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by omn1 10y ago
DeviantArt has always been a nice community. I find it surprising that the price is so low given that they add a lot of value.
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One Year of Blogging(tombartel.de)
1 points by omn1 10y ago|0 comments
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Introducing Gomix – Build the app or bot of your dreams, in minutes(medium.com)
2 points by omn1 10y ago|0 comments
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by omn1 10y ago
That sounds a bit unfair to me. In the end it's a company and they need to earn money somehow. Clustering is a very hard problem that takes a lot of manpower to get right.
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by omn1 10y ago
You can use the cli client that comes with InfluxDB. It is both faster and (for me) less painless to use. The Admin Interface always felt like an afterthought to me that was not well supported.
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by omn1 10y ago
That was one thing the PHP community got right with the upgrade to PHP7: they made sure the major frameworks and libraries worked well from the start - and worked "better" in the new version (in this case they got a free performan
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Introducing Review Apps(about.gitlab.com)
1 points by omn1 10y ago|0 comments
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Fixing the IoT isn't going to be easy(mjg59.dreamwidth.org)
21 points by omn1 10y ago|1 comments
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by omn1 10y ago
Yes, important point: Always test with your own infrastructure and run your own benchmark. There's nothing replacing own experimentation and experience. What works for one company does not necessarily work for others as well.

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