superhawk610

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by superhawk610 4y ago
My high school also had a hidden copy of Unreal Tournament squirreled away on a network share somewhere, half of CS class always finished up with 20 minutes to spare to get in a few rounds. Good times.
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by superhawk610 5y ago
Hey all, author here! I’ve been fiddling around with learning x86 assembly recently, and was surprised at the lack of readily available, easy to use documentation. I did find [zneak/x86doc]( https://github.com/zneak&#x2F
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X86reference – quickly search x86 asm instruction reference(superhawk610.github.io)
4 points by superhawk610 5y ago|1 comments
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by superhawk610 6y ago
This article [1] is a really great read on some of the pitfalls you encounter due to the way duplicate headers are parsed in different browsers (skip to "Let's talk about HTTP headers" if you want to jump right into the code)
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by superhawk610 6y ago
+1 for Elixir. If you like Rust syntax, you should also check out [Gleam], it compiles to Erlang and has full interop w/ Erlang/Elixir. [Gleam]: https://gleam.run/
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by superhawk610 6y ago
I've tried to self-host email for my domain a couple times over the past few years, and I always end up falling back to a paid host for this reason; I rarely use email these days, but when I do (or usually when I'm expecting an em
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by superhawk610 6y ago
To say that you never have to think about those considerations in Svelte is pretty unfair - reactive declarations/statements are functionally equivalent to hooks, and they also carry a somewhat nonintuitive cognitive load until you&#x2
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by superhawk610 7y ago
Not OP, but have used Elixir pretty extensively; the major selling points for me are the friendlier syntax and more active community support, plus with rebar3 + Elixir's seamless Erlang interop you really don't give up anything, y
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Blind Owl Selectors(alistapart.com)
1 points by superhawk610 7y ago|0 comments