soinus

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by soinus 6d ago
Hey HN, author here. It's always a bit nerve wrecking to post to HN, so please to not hesitate to tell me what you think about all the things above. I'm happy to answer any questions or get your criticism directly! Thank you! An i
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Show HN: A Modern C++ course with videos and interactive GitHub homeworks(github.com)
2 points by soinus 6d ago|1 comments
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by soinus 4y ago
Thanks for the answer. On one side I'm happy it mirrors my understanding, but on the other I kinda feel some sadness for simple small beautiful solutions. A lot of models feel like brute force to me.
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Ask HN: How to get excited about deep learning
3 points by soinus 4y ago|3 comments
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by soinus 4y ago
I think the most impactful thing I've built for now is an open source project used to auto complete C++ code in sublime text: EasyClangComplete. It does not take over the world, but I've been using it for years along with tens of
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by soinus 4y ago
But there is! Use local variables and value semantics. Use references to borrow stuff. Never touch new or delete. Use smart pointers when need an owning pointer (rare). Anything beyond that: ask next in seniority to supervise. That should b
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by soinus 4y ago
As a personal anecdote, all of my jobs were actually very interesting with lots of interesting design problems spanning from low level systems to very high level design decisions. Granted I worked in automotive and later in AR and have been
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by soinus 4y ago
Would not say it's true at least for robotics related fields. I personally taught C++ some years ago and the new guys have taken over since, adopting and improving on my course. There are many specializations where C++ is still a must.
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by soinus 5y ago
While I completely agree with you that asking for forgiveness in these situations is probably a better strategy, I definitely know the feeling that OP had. My take on why it's hard is that I want to be a team player and I generally wan
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by soinus 6y ago
If anything, I've seen union doing exactly the opposite, at least in Germany for senior level jobs. Coming to work for a big company the only chance of getting a higher salary is to be above the union negotiated margin. The companies g
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by soinus 6y ago
I run a Trello board along the lines of Getting Things Done, i.e., everything I have to do goes into this board. It starts with "incoming" list, which can also be filled from email. Every morning I look at what is there in the &qu
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Ask HN: Any remote jobs in robotics / computer vision?
1 points by soinus 6y ago|0 comments
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Main concepts in robotics as short 5 minutes videos(youtube.com)
2 points by soinus 6y ago|0 comments
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by soinus 6y ago
Oh my! This is amazing! It is exactly what I need to fulfill the picture! To those, who can't or don't want to watch the video: you can configure iPad to lock you in a single app and unlock with either biometric or pin entry. This
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by soinus 6y ago
I just have to chime in on this. While I don't use the mouse with an iPad on a daily basis, I have found a new use for it yesterday. Once every <insert-some-time-frame> I start missing games and decide to play something. I have a
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by soinus 6y ago
I usually try to stay away, but I'll bite this time. I have no affiliation with Google, don't own their stock nor ever have, but these kind of responses bug me. Working in data science I keep thinking about how I would solve a par
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by soinus 6y ago
The quarantine did not change much for me. I am still mostly working on EasyClangCompelete [1] - an easy to use (at least that's the goal) auto-compeltion of c++ code in Sublime Text. The goal is to make it work out of the box for as m
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by soinus 7y ago
Same here. After working in academia with no agile process (worked well), in a startup or around 20 engineers using OKRs (worked great) and a big company following SCRUM (nightmarish) I could not agree more with you. I believe weekly OKRs a
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by soinus 7y ago
Well, I would say the"critics" comment was deaded not just because it was criticising. It did so in a sarcastic manner providing no reason whatsoever. At least that's my take on it.
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by soinus 7y ago
I automate my todos. In the best tradition of getting things done, I have a single list for all my todos. It is in Trello and it uses Butler for automation. I have Inbox, Today, This week, Done and Later lists. The Done one gets emptied eve
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by soinus 7y ago
My girlfriend has it and it just won't go to sleep even with tlp installed :/
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by soinus 9y ago
Hey, thanks for the kind words about EasyClangComplete! I am glad it works for you! Feel free to open issues if something behaves less than ideal for you :)
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by soinus 10y ago
Please let me know when you know more. I am also interested.
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by soinus 10y ago
Yes, do it! Shoot me an issue should something go wrong! :) I hope with the help of clang this will be manageable :)
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by soinus 10y ago
There is a bunch of plugins that do essentially the same, but are all subtly different. the one you reference uses python bindings, but only works for Linux. I will do a brief list of all that I know of: https://github.com/q
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by soinus 10y ago
I can confirm that clang just uses headers, no linking involved. No project either. Only the headers you include in your file. So it should not compile a lot unless you have a file that includes the whole project, which is probably not the
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by soinus 10y ago
Yep, but I have unfortunately not managed to make it work for me. Also, I wanted to achieve really low-effort setup. I believe that my plugin, while maybe has less features is easier to setup. The user doesn't need to compile anything
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by soinus 10y ago
It is hard for me to compare. Last time I opened Visual Studio was like 5 years ago. This plugin would actually not try to compete with VS, as this thing is a monster and this plugin is a hobby project. :) Originally I wanted to have some l
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by soinus 10y ago
Hello HN, I couldn't find any plugin for Sublime Text that would autocomplete C++ code and would be easy to setup, so I have written one. It is not fully polished, but works for me and a bunch of people, so I thought it was a good idea
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Show HN: Yet another Sublime Text plugin for C++ completion(github.com)
49 points by soinus 10y ago|14 comments

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