cubedrone

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by cubedrone 6y ago
That's not true, and it is frustrating to read such a pointless falsehood. I worked in a soup kitchen for years. The Bill Emerson's Good Samaritan Act of 1996 codified in federal law what states had started implementing in the 70s
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by cubedrone 6y ago
In my opinion, Windows search is the absolute most infuriating example of this, compounded by how slow it is. Let's name it so we can shame it
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by cubedrone 7y ago
I use a firefox mobile add-on called 'night mode - hacker news'
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by cubedrone 7y ago
There was a post about this recently. They need to buy the ad to keep their competitor from being the first result. https://www.seroundtable.com/basecamp-google-ad-28161.html
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by cubedrone 7y ago
I had been thinking about similar projects myself. I figure that experience with the z80, 68000, and the 6502 would give someone a platform for hacking for at least the next century. There are some dozens of 68000-like chips in a single c
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by cubedrone 7y ago
I have used Vue to simplify some enterprise pages of unholy jquery. Vue is added as a single js file in the header, and I call 'new Vue' on a div element. I do not get .vue files, i can't use fancy vue compenents i see onli
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by cubedrone 7y ago
"The audio programming book" by MIT press is amazing, a great book that doesn't cost much. Starts with a fairly large c++ tutorial.
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by cubedrone 7y ago
I have just finished Think Julia, which was a pretty good introduction and is available for free online: https://benlauwens.github.io/ThinkJulia.jl/latest/book.html Its a little slow for seasoned programmers, but