overclk64

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Ask HN: Favorite VS Code shortcuts, tips and tricks?
16 points by overclk64 3y ago|13 comments
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by overclk64 3y ago
Perhaps I wasn't clear enough in my post. I meant, resources that take you from zero and guide you throughout implementing a complex systems project like the ones I listed out, from scratch.
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Ask HN: High-quality resources for writing complex systems software?
7 points by overclk64 3y ago|3 comments
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by overclk64 4y ago
Paperwork for the Blue card program by the EU, honestly. I don't work yet, but I can write code.
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Ask HN: How to know whether a specific educational institution is legit?
1 points by overclk64 4y ago|3 comments
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by overclk64 4y ago
Yeah, I've seen the Blue Card program. I find it hard to believe that a degree and 3 years of experience are absolutely equivalent? Is that really so, or just 'on paper'?
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by overclk64 4y ago
I don't think my introspection qualifies as objective diagnosis :)
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by overclk64 4y ago
I saw that you need a graduate degree for the Blue Card (for the EU), or 3 (or 5?) years of experience. Somehow, having a degree looks like a safer bet in my eyes. It could be that they're entirely equivalent, I find it hard to check t
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by overclk64 4y ago
> You won't necessary start from the beginning. You will be able to excel in your courses and dig deeper with your current knowledge! That's a good point. Not that the admiration of my peers would hurt. :) If I decide to enroll
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by overclk64 4y ago
I see. I'm glad you've done it. Congratulations! Now I badly want to do it, too. :) Sometimes, I see people talking self-taught programmers down because of their lack of formal training. Have you experienced that earlier?
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by overclk64 4y ago
I'm not looking for money per se. I see it as something that could help me get, for example, a house in a more civilized and less corrupt country where I'll be able to start building a life. Sometimes I get this crazy idea that it
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Ask HN: How do I stop flip-flopping an important decision?
12 points by overclk64 4y ago|19 comments
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by overclk64 4y ago
Computer Networks: A Systems Approach by Larry Peterson and Bruce Davie https://book.systemsapproach.org/
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Ask HN: How to keep a lookout for the next hot field in CS?
2 points by overclk64 4y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Books like “Crafting interpreters” or “The ray tracer challenge”?
115 points by overclk64 4y ago|34 comments
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by overclk64 5y ago
Can you please try again?
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by overclk64 5y ago
Right, bug, sorry...onto fixing it
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by overclk64 5y ago
I think your browser has the page cached; I just tried both Firefox and Chromium and the bug is not there. When I load the page, it shows Q:28 (at the moment of writing this), and after I switch the timezone, it still displays that, i.e., t
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by overclk64 5y ago
Small bug :) it's fixed now.
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Show HN: A confusion-free global clock(overclockworked64.github.io)
3 points by overclk64 5y ago|9 comments
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by overclk64 5y ago
chronos: A global clock designed to eliminate timezone confusion by displaying the UTC time (using letters) alongside the local time. It makes use of vector mathematics and a sprinkle of linear algebra. Written in TypeScript. The idea is no
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Show HN: A BubbleShooter Implementation in TypeScript(github.com)
2 points by overclk64 5y ago|1 comments
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by overclk64 5y ago
Hello everyone, I wanted to share with you a game I made. It's an implementation of the classic BubbleShooter game written in TypeScript. You can check the source here: https://github.com/overclockworked64/bubbles
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by overclk64 5y ago
It's Gigabit Ethernet.
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by overclk64 5y ago
Hi everyone, I wanted to share with you my latest Python project. It's a highly performant networking tool optimized for scanning sizable port ranges as quickly as possible. It maximizes CPU utilization and uniformly distributes the lo
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Show HN: A screaming-fast TCP SYN port scanner(github.com)
3 points by overclk64 5y ago|3 comments