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by pmarin 3y ago
I wish the C Standard Committe stopped smearing all C++ bullshit in to C. Now that many of the C++ people who promoted those features are abandoning the ship. It's what you get when your C compilers are implemented in C++.
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by pmarin 3y ago
https://tools.suckless.org/tabbed/
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by pmarin 3y ago
A rewrite of an old code base with today's hardware characteristics in mind should yield better performance, in Rust, C/C++ or any other system language.
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by pmarin 3y ago
51:13 in the video: "old (late 80, early 90) and perf crtical, designed for 286/386." Am I the only one who watched the video?
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by pmarin 3y ago
So code optimized for 80486 machines in the 90's is not less perfomace after the rewrite in Rust. What a miracle! Rust marketing is the best.
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Maintain consistent styles for developers working across various editors(editorconfig.org)
72 points by pmarin 3y ago|47 comments
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How to make good small games(farawaytimes.blogspot.com)
261 points by pmarin 3y ago|90 comments
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by pmarin 3y ago
Winamp skins! https://futureblues.com/skins.shtml
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by pmarin 3y ago
Fan made websites were very popular in the nineties. This one is really well made and recently updated which is really cool. This particular anime has also a cult follwing in the west.
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by pmarin 4y ago
If they are bugs they should be reported to the user and end the compilation with an error.
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Conversational software development (2020)(oli.me.uk)
43 points by pmarin 4y ago|14 comments
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by pmarin 4y ago
@dang Can you change the title to the original one?
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by pmarin 4y ago
It's a very common pattern to memset to zero structs with pointers to initialize them. What happend now with this new "feature"?
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by pmarin 4y ago
It is replacing MjIT by the same author.
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RJIT, a new JIT for Ruby(github.com)
336 points by pmarin 4y ago|131 comments
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by pmarin 4y ago
Remove "written in Foo language" ending from the titles. They are upvoted by the hyped fans of the language regardless of the value of the link content.
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by pmarin 4y ago
This is not his own custom object oriented C language, this is just a very well known idiom for implementing polymorphic functions in C.
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by pmarin 4y ago
He implemented this alternative explicitly to be included on his own C Windows development environment, w64devkit.
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by pmarin 4y ago
> Prolog is becoming more interesting now that several conforming and free implementations with comprehensive features arise What's wrong with SWI-Prolog?
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by pmarin 4y ago
Xterm is the only one I have used in Unix since 1996.
51.
by pmarin 4y ago
HN is a news site, mature, battle proven solutions are not things people are hyped about.
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Adding Modules to C in 10 Lines of Code [pdf](nwcpp.org)
138 points by pmarin 4y ago|88 comments
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by pmarin 4y ago
-Manual transmissions in cars As european I dissent.
54.
by pmarin 4y ago
This article reminds me a demo Eskil Steenberg did about a visual live memory debugger https://youtu.be/pvkn9Xz-xks
55.
by pmarin 4y ago
Or use bitmap fonts.
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A Taxonomy of Bugs(ourmachinery.com)
34 points by pmarin 4y ago|8 comments
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by pmarin 5y ago
Slackware 96 was also my first distro on an extremely obsolete 386SX/33 with only 16mb of RAM using X11 & TWM.
58.
by pmarin 5y ago
Hype
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Isolating Xwayland in a VM(roscidus.com)
111 points by pmarin 5y ago|51 comments
60.
by pmarin 5y ago
My favorite implementations are partcl[1] (600 lines) and Picol[2] (500 lines by Salvatore Sanfilippo). [1] https://github.com/zserge/partcl [2] http://oldblog.antirez.com/post/picol.html

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