miccah

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by miccah 5y ago
+1 for zsh-autosuggestions. It is the most important plugin I use because all I have to do is remember the first 2 characters of a command to get the suggestion and autofill it on the command line. It saves so much time and frees up space i
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by miccah 5y ago
As a Rustacean currently learning Elixir, I found myself wanting this exact functionality. Kudos for making this, I'll definitely use it!
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by miccah 5y ago
Immersion. The fastest way to get through the "practice hump" is to accept the dip in productivity and keep learning. No turning back to your old method. The same applied when I learned the Dvorak keyboard layout, and I presume th
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Exercism is now the official Go Mentoring Platform(exercism.org)
1 points by miccah 5y ago|0 comments
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by miccah 5y ago
Nice job! From the video it looks like many of the pages share the same buttons. I'm curious how you detect which page is open to operate the corresponding circuit?
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by miccah 5y ago
Location: Houston, TX Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Possibly Technologies: Rust, GoLang, Linux, etc. Résumé/CV: Upon request Email: hn at miccah.io I'm most interested in security and embedded systems. I love
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by miccah 5y ago
I'm happy to hear this statistic, but American cities need to change so much to make it happen - mainly removing cars as other commenters pointed out. A good start would be making public transportation more available through buses and
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by miccah 5y ago
Location: Houston, TX (US) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Rust, GoLang, C, Linux Résumé/CV: Upon request Email: hn [at] miccah.io Hours: 15-25 hours/week Looking for part time remote work, pr
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by miccah 5y ago
Does anyone have a good resource on writing compiled languages? I'd like to join this Jam but I don't know where to start.
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Hardware Backdoors in redacted x86 (2018) [video](youtube.com)
4 points by miccah 5y ago|0 comments
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by miccah 5y ago
Thanks for the suggestion! Through that search I found this HN post comparing most of the popular animation libraries. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23083730
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Ask HN: Easiest way to make simple web animations?
3 points by miccah 5y ago|2 comments
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by miccah 5y ago
I agree. The process of programming involves a lot of "head hitting the wall." Having a goal helps you stay motivated when running into such tedious issues.
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by miccah 5y ago
All the parkour I do is at ground level (no rooftops), but even still running and jumping at walls can be dangerous if you slip. All of my injuries since starting 7 months ago have come from slipping on a thin landing (like a rail) and bang
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by miccah 5y ago
Parkour. It's great physical exercise, I get to spend time outside, set challenges / gradually achieve them, and express my creativity through movement.
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by miccah 5y ago
Congratulations, Slip looks awesome as well! I see only 5 languages are supported right now. Do you have any plans on adding more?
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by miccah 5y ago
This quote about the V programming language surprised me, because I had the exact opposite experience. > it was the unfriendly community I came across, the controversy surrounding it, and the secretive nature of the project that made me
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by miccah 6y ago
The vulnerability lies in the registration page disclosing that information. To show absolutely no signs, you would accept the registration with a message: "An email has been sent to the provided address." Obviously this is less c
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by miccah 6y ago
I was in a similar position a few months ago. After reading the Rust Book, I felt I knew the concepts but still lacked the experience of writing Rust programs. That being said, I have found the Rust track on exercism.io the best way for me
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by miccah 6y ago
Take a look at V. It's like the love child of Rust and Go. It's extremely fast (both compiling and executing), has simple syntax with "one way to do things", has sum types and option/results with enforced error chec
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by miccah 6y ago
Good leaders are people who teach others to grow, progress, and ultimately become their own leaders. Most managers aren't incentivized to grow their engineers because it would mean losing them. I find it hard to fully trust my manager
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by miccah 6y ago
Mentors are definitely a great resource! Of all the learning activities I have tried, having a real person to talk to and ask questions has been the most effective and motivating. For those who want an easy (and free!) mentor system for lea
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by miccah 6y ago
> but we can hijack it to instead scan the screen for URLs and open the browser For comparison, rxvt-unicode has perl utils for mouse-less URL selection [1]. Since it's operating within the terminal, scrollback is also available for
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by miccah 6y ago
Hey HN, I made this tool to start or stop printing a file at a first match. It's pretty simple but would be happy to receive feedback and feature ideas. Thanks!
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Show HN: CLI Heaviside text processing tool(github.com)
3 points by miccah 6y ago|1 comments
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by miccah 6y ago
I have two: An android app to remotely control mpv: https://github.com/mcastorina/mpv-remote-app An interactive CLI for sending parameterized HTTP requests: https://github.com/mcastorina/repost
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by miccah 6y ago
This looks really great. I like that everything is defined in plaintext, but is there a way to link in other files? It might help clear up some clutter for large payloads. Environment variables might be good for using secrets more securely
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by miccah 6y ago
I should have read more comments before posting, but it seems I reinvented an inferior wheel: https://github.com/jpalardy/vim-slime
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by miccah 6y ago
I admit I have not experienced true REPL driven development as the author defines it, but I have created an easier way for "development with a REPL" in vim. I love it because it's like a looser, faster Jupyter notebook, and i
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by miccah 6y ago
I have been learning rust interactively with Exercism, which uses a mentor system to provide feedback and suggestions. https://exercism.io/tracks/rust It's also great to view other learner's solutions once yo

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