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faehnrich
6y ago
> Do you want alice@cucumbers.pizza? Or do you want alice@witches.bike? I agree, it's hard to choose from so many awesome domains.
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faehnrich
6y ago
That index[x] was used in one of my favorite IOCCC one-liners. http://faehnri.ch/have-fun/
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6y ago
printers
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faehnrich
6y ago
I like how Cthulhu is shown as kind of a guide for the robot. The C==Sea brings to mind the book Expert C Programming: Deep C Secrets.
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faehnrich
6y ago
I've been waiting for a book on C from No Starch Press, so I'm really excited for this one. This might not be too deep a question on the C language in regards to this book, but I've been wondering, why did you decide to have
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faehnrich
7y ago
You might be interested in this Cleveland-area list of tech companies and resources. https://github.com/mrfright/cleveland-tech/
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faehnrich
7y ago
Hello fellow Clevelander. You might be interested in this Cleveland-area list of tech companies and resources. https://github.com/mrfright/cleveland-tech/
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faehnrich
7y ago
I once saw a video of someone describing this, can't for the life of me find it again.
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faehnrich
7y ago
Was expecting this to be Mario Teaches HTML.
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7y ago
Reminds me of a blog post of mine[1]. Funny that I say C is not a subset, while this says C++ not a superset. But mine doesn't go too deep, don't reference any standards. I love things that explore dark corners of languages like t
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8y ago
darn, was hoping this was for the protocol
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Happy 25th Birthday to the World Wide Web
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Cracking QCRACK - my efforts reverse engineering the Quake cracking program
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8y ago
Someone else just suggested this too, thank you. I try to just go with official plugins, don't want to invest time looking into some random person's plugin. But this one looks legit, and recommended.
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8y ago
Thank you. I try to go with official plugins, because who knows about all those similar named plugins made by random people. But this one looks legit.
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8y ago
Used to just use a plain text file, but that's become untenable. Going to really start using pinboard.in Have been bookmarking in Firefox, which is great for syncing between devices. But I got so many even that's seeming slow and
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8y ago
How do you integrate with Firefox? Their plugin says it doesn't work with Firefox Quantum. (Or is that one not worth mentioning? ;)
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8y ago
Had an account for a while, just now really starting using it. How do you use it with Android and Firefox? The official plugin says it doesn't work with Firefox Quantum.
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How C is not a subset of C++
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10y ago
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10y ago
No, I have not read that yet. Thanks! Appropriate read for Dennis Ritchie Day https://www.oreilly.com/ideas/dennis-ritchie-day
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Main(){printf(&unix[“\021%six\012\0”], (unix)[“have”]+“fun”-0x60);}
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10y ago
Or, as the book Expert C Programming says, declarations in C are read boustrophedonically.
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Building an adder in Fallout 4
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Build a Computer in Fallout 4
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10y ago
Oh, I saw the black bar and wondered, didn't make the connection it was for someone that died.
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11y ago
The book "Expert C Programming" also says stick with signed, use unsigned for bitfields or binary masks. This post says unsigned for bitwise or modulo, so basically unsigned when expecting the value to be bits in a machine instea
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11y ago
That is an incorrect lifting position because that guy's huge chin makes him top-heavy, he'll just fall over the box.
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11y ago
One place I worked, they installed a program that reminded people every few minutes to take breaks and have good posture. The longer you worked, it showed a different color for how fatigued you were. Taking regular breaks kept you at green
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11y ago
Always great to hear about another Cleveland-area company!
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11y ago
Cleveland Whiskey says they do something like use pressure to force it through the wood I think, where this says he, "forces the creation of the same key chemical compounds." If those in the end mean the same thing, I don't k
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