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sverrirs
6y ago
Nice, here is another more detailed version I made a few years back off the back of a rather excellent wait but why article :) https://labs.coruscantconsulting.co.uk/life/weeks/
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sverrirs
8y ago
Barrens. General. Chat... /shudder
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Private VSIX Extension Gallery for Visual Studio
(github.com)
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9y ago
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Need some extra motivation? Try this visualisation of your life up to this point
(labs.coruscantconsulting.co.uk)
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9y ago
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Show HN: New Pagination Gem for Jekyll 3
(blog.sverrirs.com)
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10y ago
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Google Analytics for Your PHP APIs
(blog.sverrirs.com)
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sverrirs
10y ago
Seriously, create a small report based on the logs that tracks visits, popular calls etc. It will do you good every morning to check it (charts and comparisons are great) and it will be an asset when promotion time comes around and you have
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Writing a webserver in Python in 10 seconds
(blog.sverrirs.com)
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sverrirs
10y ago
Agree on the cognitive overhead. People will and are arguing that "it is kernel code, it should be complicated" but I really think this is backwards. Because it is low level and debugging is really cognitively intense and difficul
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10y ago
Projects should be accessible to new developers regardless of their complexity level. Even operating systems. Otherwise they will simply stagnate and die. Also, "less skilled devs" are just people that are still learning. We'
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sverrirs
10y ago
On modern CPU architectures, the XOR technique can be slower than using a temporary variable to do swapping. One reason is that modern CPUs strive to execute instructions in parallel via instruction pipelines. In the XOR technique, the inpu
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sverrirs
10y ago
I don't know why I'm even replying, this will get so much hate here, oh well... 1. Just because things aren't done "the way you would do them" doesn't mean they're "bad" or "wrong". 2.
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Exposing your console app in Windows Explorer's context menu
(blog.sverrirs.com)
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Why walk? Use Google Directions to help you test location aware mobile apps
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How to stream mp4 videos on the Xbox and the Playstation browsers
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How to run Jekyll 3 on Windows
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Your timeout variable is terrible and you should feel bad
(blog.sverrirs.com)
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Too tired to run around playing Pokémon Go? Go on cheat a bit and play from home
(mapstogpx.com)
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A Complete Guide to Building a Bookmarklet App in JavaScript
(blog.sverrirs.com)
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Automatic WebP Image Generator for Static Websites
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Show HN: Save Your Google Maps Directions to Your GPS or SatNav
(mapstogpx.com)
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10y ago
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WebP Generator for Jekyll Static Sites
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WebP Image Generator for Jekyll Sites
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Google Maps Directions to GPX Data for SatNav and GPS Devices
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Thoughts on Timeouts. Wait, uh? We’re waiting how long?
(blog.sverrirs.com)
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10y ago
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Control your Orange Livebox internet router using C#
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Solving .NET WebRequest's excessive client caching issues
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Hacking the Corsair K95 Mechanical Keyboard
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sverrirs
10y ago
Indeed! :)
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sverrirs
10y ago
Ah good mention, didn't know about this tool. Looks very sleek! I wanted to avoid building a solution to do the whole communication as I was pretty happy with the website functionality. This tool is mostly to enable you to use the webs
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