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theck01
3y ago
Currently working on a collection of pottery to sell in a new gallery. Cups, bowls, general tableware all in the kiln currently, hopefully no unexpected catastrophe awaits! I’ve also got a wordless comic that is nearly complete that I need
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theck01
4y ago
Hi from the eastern half of the US! I too am working my way deeper into visual arts. I’m excited to go see the Edward Hopper exhibit at the Whitney in NYC soon. His ability to light imaginary scenes is very impressive, I hope to learn a lot
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theck01
5y ago
I don’t know how painless it actually is, but putting an animal to sleep is a quick and dignified death compared to what I have seen happen to most people. If I could choose I’d like to have something similar happen to me some day. You go i
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theck01
13y ago
I've been running Ubuntu 13.10 on an 2012 XPS 13 for a while now. The only time I have noticed that the laptop runs hot is when I have it in my lap, because it's pretty easy to cover up the fan inlets on a non-uniform surface. On
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theck01
13y ago
If you're running a linux distro that requires compiling packages from source (Gentoo comes to mind), then you could conceivably be compiling a lot of things often.
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theck01
13y ago
I am jealous that your university had such good classes. Classes that did more than emphasize solving artificial problems through rote memorization, rather than real ones however simple, were the exception rather than the rule in my compute
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theck01
13y ago
An incomplete type is a struct where the definition of the structure is hidden from the view of most of your source code. This makes it impossible to directly access struct elements, and is like data hiding in a object oriented language. Of
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theck01
13y ago
I just graduated, so most of the data structures are still pretty fresh in my mind. I started after getting tired of implementing data structures in my many C based classes, hoping that at least I would get some use out of them during schoo
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theck01
13y ago
Some bad habits from Java are the only reason. I thought about having obrelease and obgetCString. Putting ob at the beginning of every function seems like overkill, and I don't like that only some functions had would have ob at the beg
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theck01
13y ago
Sadly some form of OBString is a necessity, any string object needs a reference count and some function pointers packaged in the struct to work. Converting OBString to have the same interface as standard string handling functions is a good
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theck01
13y ago
Shoot, if I had known someone was going to do this I would have made the prime number program a bit more efficient. Since it looks like you've ported the algorithm exactly it shouldn't affect the result though. Let me know what th
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Show HN: C library of generic, reference-counted data structures
(theck01.github.io)
91 points
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theck01
13y ago
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Pair Programming: My Personal Nightmare
(bennorthrop.com)
10 points
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theck01
13y ago
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3 comments