zakirullin

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by zakirullin 3y ago
I wouldn't say so. When you're on assembly programs, you hold things like "register values" in your head as well as other low-level things. It's not only about abstractions and language features.
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by zakirullin 3y ago
"Code simplicity" is indeed too abstract. "Cognitive load", however, is more tangible thing to grasp. https://github.com/zakirullin/cognitive-load
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Most Fundamental Thing in Software Development(inmind.tech)
11 points by zakirullin 3y ago|0 comments
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by zakirullin 3y ago
Fixed, thanks! That kind of feedback is very valuable for me, because I am not a native speaker. And it's always nice to make an article on cognitive load a bit simpler.
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by zakirullin 3y ago
Maybe something like: "Therefore, the amount of cognitive load we need to build in our brains in order to understand code *is a crucial metric*"
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by zakirullin 3y ago
Hi there, thanks for pointing out to this complexity! > Is crucial to... what? Before that the sentence was like this: "The crucial metric we should keep an eye on is the amount of cognitive load we need to build in our brains in or
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by zakirullin 3y ago
As I mentioned in the article - try "A Philosophy of Software Design". That kinda fundamental. It introduces such terms as "Complexity" and its types.
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Cognitive Load Developer's Handbook(github.com)
16 points by zakirullin 3y ago|2 comments
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Better Type Casting for PHP(github.com)
1 points by zakirullin 6y ago|0 comments
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Two Problems in PHP(medium.com)
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by zakirullin 6y ago
Type casting doesn't seem to be an issue for you?
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Show HN: The only PHP library you miss(github.com)
12 points by zakirullin 6y ago|2 comments
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by zakirullin 7y ago
Liked your description, thanks!
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by zakirullin 7y ago
Thank you so much! Without a doubt LR parsers prevail on the market. They tend to be more powerful & complex. Whereas LL parsers are easier to implement & understand. That said, LL parsers are ideal for getting a bit of a taste of c
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by zakirullin 7y ago
Haha. Yup, I know that, of course. And I have never used that practice in real world projects. Well, I'll put both .c/ .h files, that doesn't add that much overhead.
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by zakirullin 7y ago
Well if there are already two remarks on that matter - I'll fix the issue! I know the profits, yeah. Things haven't exactly worked out the way I thought they would - there should be a border between simplicity/bad design. Hah
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by zakirullin 7y ago
Indeed there's only one object file with header-guards. It's not intended to be used as a library or something. Moreover - the codebase is really tiny. That being said - it made with simplicity in mind
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Simple Tiny Compiler in C(github.com)
143 points by zakirullin 7y ago|23 comments
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Show HN: Minecraft-like OpenGL world renderer based on diamond-square algorithm(github.com)
3 points by zakirullin 7y ago|0 comments
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A compiler and virutal machine in a few lines(github.com)
1 points by zakirullin 7y ago|1 comments
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Simple Virtual Machine and compiler implemented in pure C(github.com)
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Simple compiler and Virtual Machine implemented in pure C(github.com)
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Tiny Compiler(github.com)
2 points by zakirullin 8y ago|0 comments
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Small compiler in a few steps(github.com)
3 points by zakirullin 8y ago|0 comments
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Implementing simple compiler(github.com)
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CSRF verification php middleware(github.com)
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Simple compiler(github.com)
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Simple full-featured compiler(github.com)
2 points by zakirullin 8y ago|0 comments