xqb64

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by xqb64 2mo ago
I see. Thanks for your answer.
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by xqb64 2mo ago
Is it only applicable in e.g. Haskell, though, or is it language agnostic? Thanks for your answer.
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by xqb64 2mo ago
I'd like to understand how and why this stuff is useful for programmers.
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Ask HN: US Equivalent of Anabin?
14 points by xqb64 2mo ago|5 comments
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Scanline edge-flag algorithm for antialiasing [pdf](mlab.taik.fi)
1 points by xqb64 2mo ago|0 comments
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by xqb64 2mo ago
How relevant is this in 2026?
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by xqb64 2mo ago
Slopware?
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by xqb64 2mo ago
What do you think about the author's upcoming book ("The Secret Life of Circuits")[0], for someone who is just starting out with electronics? [0]: https://nostarch.com/secret-life-of-circuits
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by xqb64 2mo ago
Is there a math edition?
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Diplomatic Bag(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by xqb64 2mo ago|0 comments
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by xqb64 2mo ago
What would that look like?
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Ask HN: Resources for non-web software architecture?
4 points by xqb64 2mo ago|2 comments
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by xqb64 2mo ago
Yeah. I did it in Rust only, but went a bit farther than the book and implemented some constructs that were not found in the book. I was able to compile my other compiler written in C with the C compiler I had written in Rust.
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by xqb64 2mo ago
Andy Tanenbaum style cover.
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by xqb64 2mo ago
I've been watching this space closely and have been on the lookout for new releases. Besides "Building Git", there is also "Building a Debugger"[0], "Writing a C compiler"[1], "Crafting Interpreters&
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by xqb64 2mo ago
How does this differ from codecrafters.io?
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by xqb64 2mo ago
You can try hanging out on the Libera IRC network in their channel.
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by xqb64 2mo ago
What could someone interested in systems programming gain from this?
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Git Hash Chain Malleability(arxiv.org)
18 points by xqb64 2mo ago|6 comments
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by xqb64 2mo ago
Lost me at "Claude Code".
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by xqb64 2mo ago
I already have this book on my list. Why do you think this should be a next step after Nora's book?
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Ask HN: What is the next step after Nora Sandler's "Writing a C compiler"?
5 points by xqb64 2mo ago|2 comments
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by xqb64 2mo ago
Sort of, the one who, when left stranded on a desert island, would make a CPU out of sand, write software for it, including the entire TCP/IP stack, and email someone to come get them.
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by xqb64 2mo ago
Yeah. Andy Tanenbaum described studying at MIT as "drinking from a fire hose". Do we have someone who both got their degree from MIT and worked at Bell Labs? That'd be an interesting combo.
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Ask HN: Who is the best computer programmer of all times?
10 points by xqb64 2mo ago|13 comments
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by xqb64 2mo ago
Why that book specifically?
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by xqb64 3mo ago
I wish there was video material of the courses taught by Dave available for purchase.
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by xqb64 3mo ago
The book is very much supposed to not be read passively.
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Ask HN: What is the cutting edge research in compilers and PLT?
2 points by xqb64 3mo ago|0 comments
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by xqb64 3mo ago
How does this compare to Nora Sandler's "Writing a C compiler" in terms of the potential gains for the reader?

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