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SkillsRust, Nix, Python, C++, Scala, Haskell and I love security related stuff
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@TitanLannister keyboards are quite sturdy to moisture and such, but I can't really tell without seeing it in person.
My previous supposition is based on the fact there the keys started malfunctioning in groups. -
Check your keyboard ribbon cable. It might be misplaced. It can happen with vibrations and such.
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IMO the problem it's not the language, but it's implementation. You will find lots ugly edge cases in the standard library, like comparisons that don't work as expected, ecc.
Moreover, being one of the most common languages to start with web development you will find a number of bad examples online that are copy pasted without thinking and that lead to issues down the line. -
Since I would restart my life at 6 this choice will happen again in the future. This is a while loop in time with a knowledge increment each round and a 10 milion exit bonus.
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@Techno-Wizard shaders ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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@Jilano I'm just laughing at the image of it being done face to face 😂
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Complete freezes are not related to temps, in my experience. The CPU would simply underclock until it's safe again.
Could it be an old BIOS on the motherboard? Maybe check if the vendor has released a new one. -
Is it just me or the outside screen looks ridiculously small compared to the rest of the phone?
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@CodeMasterAlex well, branches are there just for that reason. I to happen to build up lots of small commits.
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Make a paper out of that! Not only an article. Break all the stuff you can break a write a report on what you could or could not do. From what you've written there's quite a lot of data leakage.
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Soooo, apparently at least one of my accounts is in the "Collection #1" list that has been published in January this year. If you didn't know about this leak (as me) check haveibeenpawned.
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@ScriptCoded 😂 that would make a meme post, not a rant. Legit Microsoft this time.
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@zotigapo yup, just received the email. A failed login: someone had the password but not the 2FA token.
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If they also have to do a presentation about the design, ask them how they did any of the animation/effect on "their" site during it.
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CompueBigNumbersSum ? 😅
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Well, that's still cool. Docs are never good enough!
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Nice! 😄 What did you implement?
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Vertical dobule screen master race 😎
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The first step is define the grammar of the language (semantics).
Then you build a parser; you can build one from scratch yourself or use a generator like gnu bison.
Then, once you have your source code parsed and stored you can write rules on it to search for common error, that is the basis of a linter.
If you want the good stuff then there's static analysis that adds a whole lot of theory behind and allows you to find bugs that you can not describe with a syntactic rule.
It's a very interesting field in my opinion and is quite important when you're writing critical code, like the one for planes, spacecrafts or very big high quality project, although it can be much helpful even on smaller projects. Take a look at infer from Facebook, for example. -
A Python 3 ... D logo!
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Wow, that's... gross.
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If that's a major bias ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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We had the same issue in about uni lab 😂 that image must have been really not pleasant.
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@segfault0xff I use Arch (for real) btw
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@segfault0xff jokes aside there's Black Arch for that, if you want to try it out.
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@bkwilliams now that's what I was searching for 🤟🏼
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My University require the same kind of internship, just shorter. If you really felt like it useless/company is false advertising you role you could retire at any moment and the time spent would still be counted for the final goal. Maybe it's a possibility for you too.
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📌
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@RememberMe not all vscode (afaik) and only the community edition of IntelliJ. But I may say they are both great in their own fields.
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@Codex404 I found out about it at the end of my last project (small work for a local business), otherwise I would have used it. It's so annoying to have different routes for the same stuff or all in one and you always have to filer out unnecessary things. I'm still not sure about added complexity and overhead on the DB, but it's great.