hooya

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   by hooya 6y ago

   We gleefully exclaimed "Arab Spring" when social media destabilized other countries. It's come home to roost. Spring has sprung, bitches.
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   by hooya 7y ago

   check out: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Formal_methods I ran into loop invariants in my CS undergrad where they were teaching "formal logic" to prove correctness of programs. At the time, it was a bit above
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   by hooya 8y ago

   i have an anecdote that you might find interesting.. many moons ago when i was an undergrad, there was this one class that i hated. i got practically nothing out of it. and the reason was that the professor had prepared all the course mater
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   by hooya 9y ago

   I use it for almost everything. Take ETL type tasks. It's almost impossible to remember where I downloaded certain data files six months after initially creating a project. I put that into the Makefile. Everything I do on the command l
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   by hooya 10y ago

   > I grew up with a machine which booted into a BASIC interpreter ZX Spectrum by any chance?
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   by hooya 12y ago

   If you've been able to keep up with others solely with the know-how you've picked up on your own in terms of software development, then great; my advice: take as many non-CS classes as possible. After you graduate, you'll spe
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   by hooya 12y ago

   > To begin with you have to have a single target for each file produced. Try this next time (only the pertinent lines are included): SOURCES=$(wildcard $(SRCDIR)/*.erl) OBJECTS=$(addprefix $(OBJDIR)/, $(notdir $(SOURCES:.