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Joined February 2016
I think you guys should stop learning languages and start learning programming already.
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It's important to stay carbohydrated
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I remember hearing a phrase "hitting the target, but missing the point" some time ago. I keep thinking about it almost every day.
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Linux has the highest uptimes among other OSes because Linux people are just afraid to reboot.
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Just caught an .unwrap() in C
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The biggest advancement in Programming was probably Static Typing. I don't feel like anything ever came close so far.
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This is not a knee btw
I call this technique T-Rex typing
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I call this technique T-Rex typing
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To all the people asking me about what Architecture I use for my Software: my brothers and sisters in Christ, I program in C. The Architecture is obviously Brutalism.
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Finally it's dead!
This feature of YouTube Studio is extremely offensive. I never asked for this. You are fantasizing about putting words into my mouth. Next logical step is basically an identity theft and you are really stepping on the line. Let me turn it off.
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The technological progress is unstoppable!
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In my pre-stream timer I implemented a custom edit field that feels like Emacs. It supports Emacs keybindings and even has undo history.
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People often forget that progress is when the things get better.
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I recently learnt that in the US eggs are sold in packs of 12. And I now I'm annoyed that here in Russia we have only packs of 10. 12 has so many divisors: 2, 3, 4, and 6! 10 has only 2 and 5. If I decide to eat 3 eggs per day I have to buy 3 packs of 10 to finish them evenly.
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Тsфdiиg retweeted
"with 3D printers everybody will be able to make their own household parts on demand and custom items"
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Тsфdiиg retweeted
Why it's important to know Assembly
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One good thing that happened after complete proliferation of LLM-based development tools is that nobody asks me why I don't use LSPs anymore.
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What is a programming language if not just a fancy configuration format for a code generator.
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