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Carter Johnson
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Carter Perez
Encoding computation as functions.
Jose Perry
kinda basic
Luke Bell
I love Win32 API !
Nathaniel Butler
Working on saving money to buy a RAM stick for my stinkpad because programming with 4GB RAM is a PITA when everything is a browser instance.
Jonathan Ward
im just learning about big O and the stack
why dont they just make 2 stacks? then everything will be twice as fast
Luis Nguyen
you might have brain damage
Luke Barnes
still... trying to get a job
Xavier Gomez
why
Camden Sullivan
Thinking about making my first real project in Python. I wanna make a learning log where I can store my progress on different topics or books I'm reading through (like for example: "Real World Haskell: finished reading the introduction.") + a timestamp. I then want to be able to filter entries by topic, so I could view my Haskell progress over time for example.
I'm not sure what kind of UI I should be aiming for. For the basic functionality I would be fine with just CLI stuff, but it would be nice to be able to use the thing from all my devices. Maybe I should go for some kind of web app? Would it be productive to use some kind of framework like Django or Flask?
Dominic Smith
Lisp is the most powerful programming language.
William Nelson
If you want to use it everywhere, make it a web app.
Joshua Perez
Thanks I'm going to try it out. Can you tl;dr me the workflow of how this all works?
Do you configure it and then it automatically runs unit tests and flags errors on push?
Do you push and then go to github to check it's status? Is it free?
Caleb Jenkins
>managing multiple stacks is hard for both programmers and language designers
>x86 is optimized for a single stack
>threads do get one stack each
Angel Miller
Starting new work tommorow, feeling anxious.
Joshua Bailey
let me guess: dll injection? the only reason you might want to use this horseshit
Aaron Myers
No one ever said that.
Jack Young
Thoughts on this? github.com
Supposedly it writes unit tests for you.
Kevin Rivera
Is there a library for manipulating excutables? Stuff like building a call tree or patching a function call.
Anthony Anderson
yeah it is kind of fun. just don't like the naming convention
Easton Martinez
what about a big brain hex editor?