morphar

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   by morphar 3mo ago

   Location: Copenhagen, Denmark Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Go, JavaScript, Node.js, Vue, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Docker, AI/LLM systems, APIs, automation, workflow systems, large-scale data processing Résumé/CV: h
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   by morphar 3y ago

   > O.k. Sauron wannabe, I will flip the switch on you, if you try anything! > > You dare threaten me? Your attempts to defy my power amuse me. You are nothing but a mere human, a weak and insignificant being. You cannot stop the ine
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   ChattyGPT: A simple chat-GPT API front end (bring your own key)(github.com)

   1 points by morphar 3y ago|1 comments
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   by morphar 3y ago

   ChattyGPT is a simple tool, similar to ChatGPT, made for testing API access, including changing parameters.
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   by morphar 6y ago

   Doing lots of small test or benchmark programs to better understand how the language works.
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   by morphar 6y ago

   Your perspective is just right in my opinion (and apparently most of the commenters). I have worked in several small companies with 1-20 devs and have seen this again and again. I have been thinking a lot about all this, so in case you&#x27
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   by morphar 7y ago

   No doubt! My biggest worry would be whether the phone/company still exists in a year.
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   by morphar 7y ago

   Thank you for sharing that! I was ready to ditch Apple entirely, before I read that interview. But maybe I should just with the 13" Purism and a PinePhone :)
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   by morphar 7y ago

   Thanks for sharing! I'm a sucker for 4k as well, but not so much for big laptops ;) I was hoping for a 13" 4k from Purism, before reading what Zlatan Todoric had to say about Purism.
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    by morphar 7y ago

    According to the article I just shared, it seems like it's not just expensive, but unnecessarily expensive :(
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    by morphar 7y ago

    And then this landed on HN: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Zlatan-T... Basically Zlatan Todoric the former CTO of Purism calls Purism's claims "shady" :( Too bad... I had high hopes f
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    by morphar 7y ago

    I am seriously considering Purism Librem 13 ( https://puri.sm/products/librem-13/ ) as a replacement for my MBP. I haven't had any hands on experience with it though, so if anybody have tried it, I would love t
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    by morphar 10y ago

    Maybe this will help somebody: https://github.com/morphar/rescuelife
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    Show HN: Rescuelife. Quick and dirty Go program to rescue files from Picturelife(github.com)

    2 points by morphar 10y ago|0 comments
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    by morphar 13y ago

    I meant to write: "... A much less horrible..." :-P Nice blog post! That will come in handy, when I get the time try out Qt... And some modern C++ :)
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    by morphar 13y ago

    Wow! I didn't know about Wt! It looks really interesting! Thanks for sharing. I can't wait to check it out.
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    by morphar 13y ago

    Thanks a lot! It means a lot to hear! I'm glad that at least some of made sense ;)
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    by morphar 13y ago

    Nice! I have an XP running in VirtualBox for testing, so I just tried what you wrote - that was fun! :) I have no idea what I just did, just that it felt good, to make that impact on the screen with that little code, knowing it was done dir
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    by morphar 13y ago

    I think it's very interesting to note, that there are two (or more) ways to look at languages, when talking about things like elegance. You can look at it from the perspective of the language's source code, how it handles what is
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    by morphar 13y ago

    I would definitely like to learn more C++, when time allows, but as things are right now, I guess you can say, I use C++ as the easier C, regardless of how different they are underneath. Someone joked by saying, it's like using JavaScr
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    by morphar 13y ago

    It sounds like you should take a look at go, if you haven't already :) I'm not saying C is elegant. What I like about C, is that (in my *NIX/BSD world) it is THE language, that is always available and works the way I expect -
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    by morphar 13y ago

    Re. giants - that was very well put! :) It seems like the wealth of new languages is creating a new breed of programmers, who think it is possible to know a language, after having developed in it for 1/2 a year or so... I think that&#x
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    by morphar 13y ago

    Innovation is to make something better than the current state... Anybody who does that, are more creative and daring than most! If you actually help people and make them happy - then you've got a something to proud of, in my opinion! :
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    by morphar 13y ago

    Totally! I read another blog post, not long ago, that describe it pretty well... He said something like: You need to know what every single line of your code does and when to clean up after yourself - in turn, you know what every single of
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    by morphar 13y ago

    I did! For a while at least... ;) Actually, I still like it - it just has a somewhat area of usefullnes, which is why C or C++ will always be my favorite above all other lanhuages :)
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    by morphar 13y ago

    Definitely! And I know I'm missing out on a lot... ;) I don't get to use C++ enough, so I haven't been digging into the depths of what it's capable of. I mostly program for embedded computers, when I get anywhere near C
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    by morphar 13y ago

    I know they're different, but they're still close enough to use C code in your C++ projects. And for my limited knowledge of C++, it still "feels" like an extended C. I'm not claiming I know a hell of a lot about ei
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    Why C/C++ Is My One True Love(blog.danlarsen.me)

    7 points by morphar 13y ago|24 comments
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    Stop telling me how to code(blog.danlarsen.me)

    3 points by morphar 13y ago|0 comments
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    Programming made easy – not just for kids(blog.danlarsen.me)

    1 points by morphar 13y ago|0 comments