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by veganjay 9y ago
I only looked at one: C++ for C programmers on coursera. It was helpful to get up to speed with the STL and the new features in C++11. Some of the programming assignments included implementing the min max algorithm and using Monte Carlo.
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by veganjay 9y ago
Do you think it is related to the weight of the HoloLens? I find that many people feel uncomfortable after 20 minutes of use. And at least one person got a headache using it.
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by veganjay 9y ago
I suggest instead running a VM locally like metasploitable, something from vulnhub.com or exploit-exercises.com
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by veganjay 9y ago
Cool stuff! GCC works - I thought it was broken, but it just takes a long time. [root@localhost tmp]# time gcc hello.c -o hello real 0m 24.43s user 0m 2.63s sys 0m 2.17s [root@localhost tmp]# ./hello Hello, World!
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by veganjay 9y ago
Switching to a plant-based diet certainly has a positive effect on the environment. But, I wonder if it is enough to stop a climate breakdown. I believe that automobiles and factories contribute the most to climate change. According to EPA
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Crackmes.de down due to new EC law restrictions(crackmes.de)
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by veganjay 9y ago
I agree. Although "better" depends on opinion and usage. For some of my needs, such as developing for HoloLens, ReactOS has a long way to go. But for other things, such as solving Windows crackmes, ReactOS might be a good candi
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by veganjay 9y ago
Slightly off topic but you mentioned it. There have been some great developments in vegan cheese, most notably Daiya. The first time I tried it at a restaurant I sent it back thinking they made a mistake by giving me dairy cheese.
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Solving a Danish crackme using Radare2 and custom plugins(safiire.github.io)
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by veganjay 9y ago
Exactly. What are the differences? From an organizational structure, I see that buildyourownlinux.com is brought to us by Linux Academy, while linuxfromscratch.org is not affiliated with any other organization (as far as I can tell). From a
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by veganjay 9y ago
TIS-100 is a lot of fun. It's quite interesting what you can do on a limited architecture. Similar posts pop up occasionally here, such as: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13566247 A couple more lists of programm
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by veganjay 9y ago
Slightly off-topic, but I previously used f.lux and switched to redshift-gtk. It has a system-try indicator and auto-start built-in. http://jonls.dk/redshift/
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A day in the life of a pen-tester(youtube.com)
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by veganjay 10y ago
I see you already have a pull request for TIS-100. That's the first that came to mind. Does it make sense to break down the list by categories? For example: - New to programming: Lightbot, Spritebox - Reverse engineering: https:&#x2
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by veganjay 10y ago
+1 Addressing the root cause of the obsession is the healthy solution. This sounds more of a psychological issue rather than technical. But know it can be addressed, and I also encourage you to seek professional assistance.
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by veganjay 10y ago
Flip the table - a podcast about obscure, weird and bad board games: http://tableflipsyou.blogspot.com
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by veganjay 10y ago
- swing dancing - country line dancing - board games and card games - programming projects/games (tis100 and similar) - potluck get togethers - playing music: guitar, bell choir
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by veganjay 10y ago
You might want to try the following tutorial: http://www.roguebasin.com/index.php?title=Complete_Roguelike... Although, if you need to learn Python you might want to try the free book Inventing Your Own Games With Python h
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by veganjay 10y ago
Perhaps something like MIT OpenCourseWare? https://ocw.mit.edu/index.htm
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by veganjay 10y ago
What did the system administrator bring back from the beach? A C (sea) shell!
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by veganjay 10y ago
Are you looking for assembly language in general or have a target platform in mind? - For Linux, the lessons here are good: http://asmtutor.com/ - For DOS, http://www.sizecoding.org/wiki/Getting_Started
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by veganjay 10y ago
FYI - TIS-100 is on sale (50% off) on humble bundle: https://www.humblebundle.com/store/tis100 I only heard about this game recently after I read the HN submission: "My Most Important Project was a ByteCode Interp
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by veganjay 10y ago
It sounds like the question is really 'who does not use X server for their day to day computing?' The closest I come to this is when working on servers that don't have Xwindows installed. On these systems I don't need t
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by veganjay 10y ago
OP- it sounds like you are experiencing a high level of anxiety & depression. Speaking from similar experience, the world can look very bleak at times. And interviews can be very stressful. Definitely counseling & medication can h
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by veganjay 11y ago
C, JAVA, Python I'm writing as a mostly server side developer: - C: It is good to know low-level programming. (ASM would be a good pair). C is prevalent: Linux kernel is written in C. - JAVA: if you want cross-platform and GUI - Pytho
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by veganjay 11y ago
As others said, the graph is inaccurate. The best thing I found about the article is the link to "Learn 48 Languages Online for Free": www.openculture.com/freelanguagelessons
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by veganjay 12y ago
I'm very happy with Ubuntu 14.04 on my Asus UX31 laptop
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Computer AI passes Turing Test(bbc.com)
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