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   by r_transpose_p 3y ago

   Music aside, I believe the first place I saw a copy of this old zine illustration was in the book "Getting Started with Arduino" by Massimo Banzi (page 10 if you're curious : https://www.amazon.com/Getting-Sta
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   by r_transpose_p 4y ago

   I try to remember that this decades cool hip software trends might become the next decade's enterprise Java. And that's the outcome for the successful stuff! (Doesn't mean you shouldn't get into it though -- if I'd
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   by r_transpose_p 4y ago

   15-25 years ago, there were hip-for-the-time tech influencer bloggers who would write all sorts of stuff about whatever new frameworks and tech were available in the Java world. If you take all the scary Java Enterprise buzzwords in one o
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   by r_transpose_p 4y ago

   That description of the 1990s brings back memories for me.
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   by r_transpose_p 10y ago

   I'm partial to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disjoint-set_data_structure It's a fairly simple algorithm to implement, but there is some wicked-cool analysis behind how fast it is. It's a super good thing
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   by r_transpose_p 10y ago

   Oh right, forgot https://github.com/Andersbakken/rtags
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   by r_transpose_p 10y ago

   I am primarily a C++ developer. I used to alternate between emacs and eclipse depending on whether I needed IDE functionality or not (you can argue about whether one "needs" an IDE, but when browsing unfamiliar code, "find w