sail0rm00n

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by sail0rm00n 28d ago
Do you have anywhere you recommend where I can read more on this?
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by sail0rm00n 1mo ago
M5 Ultra and toss in a MacBook Neo or older MacBook Air to SSH in
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by sail0rm00n 2mo ago
If we can capture even 1% of the market…
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by sail0rm00n 3mo ago
Well, OK, but the original post was trying to justify Papa John saying it.
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by sail0rm00n 3mo ago
In which context is it okay to say the n word?
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by sail0rm00n 3mo ago
References like C++, maybe?
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by sail0rm00n 4mo ago
This is awesome, thank you for posting this. Are you using pi, Hermes, or another harness? I’d love to hear more about your workflow.
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by sail0rm00n 6mo ago
I’m sold just for proper enumeration support.
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by sail0rm00n 9mo ago
Any details on the game you’ve been working on? I’ve been really enjoying Ebitengine and Golang for game dev so would love to read about what you’ve been up to!
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by sail0rm00n 1y ago
Very exciting. It’s less reason to use raw pointers in the language unless you are working with legacy APIs.
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Ask HN: When is it appropriate to switch teams internally?
7 points by sail0rm00n 3y ago|2 comments
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by sail0rm00n 4y ago
Any job postings? I love C++
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by sail0rm00n 4y ago
This is fantastic! Definitely the ethos of "HackerNews". What programming language did you end up choosing to implement this? I'm eagerly awaiting part 2.
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by sail0rm00n 5y ago
It's possible they weren't aware of it and were answering honestly. Systems can grow incredibly complex. These dependencies and contracts became not-so-well-defined after long periods of time.
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by sail0rm00n 5y ago
Steve Yegge called out the browser-side programming dominating the app space back in 2006. Amazing foresight!
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by sail0rm00n 5y ago
Do you have more details on your company? I love Portland
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by sail0rm00n 5y ago
For any Golang programmers, I highly recommend checking out Ebiten: https://ebiten.org/ You’re able to cross-compile to mobile + web as well so you’re not just stuck on the desktop.
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by sail0rm00n 5y ago
Neat! I was curious why types came after the variable name for structs, but for functions they came before the variable name. Are you in the middle of transitioning from one to the other right now? e.g. struct MyStruct { x int }
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by sail0rm00n 5y ago
Definitely. In a _separate_ article, the scientist kills a “puppy-sized” Goliath birdeater spider. In this article, the scientist returns home with bot fly larvae in his arm.
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by sail0rm00n 5y ago
My laptop definitely doesn’t have server grade hardware in it and the battery grinds to a halt when compiling larger projects.
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by sail0rm00n 5y ago
It’s great to be able to bang out some code on a tablet or a Chromebook without Linux access. Being able to resume from anywhere without thinking twice and having to checkpoint the code is also great. Off-loading compilation and editing to
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Ask HN: Any open source or hackable food scales?
3 points by sail0rm00n 5y ago|2 comments
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by sail0rm00n 5y ago
What’s the gotcha? Other services can charge almost thousands of dollars a month.
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by sail0rm00n 5y ago
Want to sell it? :)
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by sail0rm00n 5y ago
There’s no need for consolidation when Postgres already exists.
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by sail0rm00n 6y ago
Did you notice an improvement?
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by sail0rm00n 6y ago
If only they had use VERIFY_OK/EXPECT_OK which prints out the error message :( https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/master/net/...
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by sail0rm00n 7y ago
Are you running macOS on your thinkpads? Do you have details on how to do so? Super curious if that’s the case.
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by sail0rm00n 7y ago
Looks awesome! Do you have any code samples/examples?
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by sail0rm00n 8y ago
Google's style-guide, but prefering references over raw ptrs and using SNAKE_CASE_CAPS for constants instead of 'kSnakeCaseCaps'

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