Linus Torvalds on 80-character line limit programming |
- Linus Torvalds on 80-character line limit
- 4 Million Computers Compromised: Zoom's Biggest Security Scandal Explained
- The radix 2^51 trick (2017)
- Things we learned about sums
- Bill Gates (2003): Windows Usability Systematic degradation flame: «So they told me that using the download page to download something was not something they anticipated»
- BootMine - Bootable minesweeper game in a 512-byte boot sector
- I provided a detailed performance benchmark of fast_io. Yes, it DOES improve performance for 10x compared to stdio.h and iostream. It also improves raw I/O performance for 3x compared to fwrite for small data.
- C# into the Future - Mads Torgersen
- Assumptions, treacherously precious - when non-technical people and programmers talk about assumption
- How Spotify raised the 10k liked songs limit
- How do programming language designers manage language complexity?
- Android XML running on Raspberry Pi 4
- How git revert works and how to use it effectively
- Test-Driving a Decision Engine
- Oxidizing the Technical Interview
- Godot Editor running in a web browser
- Hash It Like You Mean It — Proper password hashing in FreePascal
- The Blind-Date of Game Jams: Stranger Jam 2020
- The tiniest C sort function? (2008)
- Why is Kubernetes getting so popular?
- Gravity
- I made an interactive "Bubble Sort" demo to play with. To help see how bubble sort works & how an algorithm can have different running times based on the input.
- Humble Book Bundle: Learn You Some Python by No Starch Press (pay what you want and help charity)
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