pprov

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How Structs Really Work in C(tenaciousc.com)
15 points by pprov 15y ago|13 comments
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by pprov 15y ago
+1 for melatonin. I actually like the vivid dreams. I also dream in brighter colors while on it. I have noticed that it doesn't mix well with alcohol though. It still puts me to sleep, but then I'm up at 4am and definitely not refreshed.
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Why Are Pointers So Hard?(tenaciousc.com)
4 points by pprov 15y ago|0 comments
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Field Guide to Coworkers: Engineering Edition(tenaciousc.com)
2 points by pprov 15y ago|0 comments
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by pprov 16y ago
Of course I meant Brazil's Ronaldo...what kind of sports fan do you think I am? :)
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C, The Beautiful Language(tenaciousc.com)
132 points by pprov 16y ago|82 comments
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A Simple Way To Think About Recursion(tenaciousc.com)
6 points by pprov 16y ago|3 comments
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The "Machiavellian Reality" -- speech by Robert Greene(powerseductionandwar.com)
64 points by pprov 16y ago|32 comments
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by pprov 16y ago
That anecdote is from a book called Art and Fear, by David Bayles and Ted Orlando. It's a short, excellent study on the exact thrust of this thread: i.e, the collision of talent and persistence and how a successful artist harnesses both of
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by pprov 16y ago
Sounds a lot like Heinlein's rules for writing. http://www.sfwriter.com/ow05.htm
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How Duff's Device Works(tenaciousc.com)
43 points by pprov 16y ago|12 comments
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by pprov 16y ago
I think the author's onto something, but unfortunately, he never comes out and says the word that could give his article some real legs. The word is "improvise". You can plan, you can set goals, you can track milestones, (or not, if you fol
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by pprov 16y ago
If you're introverted, you NEED time alone. It's how your body, mind, and soul replenish themselves. It can feel like a hindrance sometimes, but it's how you're wired. The good news is that it's not inherently an obstacle to a fulfilling