andsmedeiros

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Ember.js v6.8 builds on Vite by default(blog.emberjs.com)
1 points by andsmedeiros 11mo ago|0 comments
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by andsmedeiros 11mo ago
So Ruby Central will still be running rubygems.org?
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by andsmedeiros 1y ago
I am implementing a baremetal USB device stack in an embedded application and an having a really, really hard time. The device in question is a decoder for sportive chronometry and uses lots of DSP for detecting and measuring when vehicles
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by andsmedeiros 2y ago
Depression is killing me. I'm losing this war.
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by andsmedeiros 2y ago
I don't think the quote suggests that a programmer would mentally design a whole system before writing any code. As programmers, we are used to thinking in problems as steps needing resolution and that's exactly the 90% there. Wh
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by andsmedeiros 3y ago
This was very informative, thanks!
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by andsmedeiros 3y ago
Sweet
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by andsmedeiros 3y ago
I have been playing exclusively on Linux for about 2 years and haven't thought of going back to MS yet
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by andsmedeiros 3y ago
The downside of targeted ads, besides the targeted thing, is the ads thing.
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by andsmedeiros 3y ago
I've used many times for small programs and such, even though I don't use any wine program on a regular basis. However, I do play games on Proton all the time and everything mostly just works.
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by andsmedeiros 3y ago
I was quite ready to hear some Qt rant
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by andsmedeiros 3y ago
TDD can be valuable but sometimes hindering. I find myself often with an incomplete idea of what I want and, thus, no clear API to start testing. Writing a quick prototype -- sometimes on godbolt or replit -- and then writing tests and pro
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by andsmedeiros 3y ago
In the programming realm specifically, following a trend can be foolish and, at the same time, as a bigger community usually means better support, documentation and maintenance, clever. It is bad, but if it was better, it could be worse. Li
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by andsmedeiros 3y ago
It must have been such a beautiful city...
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by andsmedeiros 3y ago
I just don't use out parameters and avoid bare references altogether, const lvalue and rvalue references express idiomatically whether a parameter is to be copied or moved. Structured binding makes it trivial to consume returned tuples
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by andsmedeiros 3y ago
C++ is just too big nowadays to be fully useful, or even applicable to every environment. Specifically on exceptions, I wish there was a GCC flag to disable exceptions in the sense that any `throw` calls `std::terminate` and catch blocks ar
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Iara – The asynchronous framework for modern C++(github.com)
1 points by andsmedeiros 3y ago|0 comments