CodeConcise: A New Era for Legacy Modernization • Rachel Laycock
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Dev Recreates Photoshop in C++
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F*ckin Awesome Decorators in Python...
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Fizz Buzz, Object-Oriented Edition: Exploring the Open/Closed Principle With Polymorphism and Metaprogramming
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Simulating a quantum computer in 200 lines of code
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Discovering the secrets of linux kernel
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<!-- SC_OFF -->GDP is an attempt to create a simple network library via XDP. What is XDP? XDP is a kernel-level packet processor that provides super fast features. My method: I try to manipulate xdp by sending packet my own interface and then xdp will capture that. And I can receive packets in kernel level but I still did not add that to code. Why did not i use AF_XDP? eh I actually don't know. Even I am not sure about that I can use that. I just want to create my own method I do not care it is good or not. I would even be happy if someone learned about XDP because of me. I will take care any suggestion. <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/BisonUseful257 (https://www.reddit.com/user/BisonUseful257)
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<!-- SC_OFF -->GDP is an attempt to create a simple network library via XDP. What is XDP? XDP is a kernel-level packet processor that provides super fast features. My method: I try to manipulate xdp by sending packet my own interface and then xdp will capture that. And I can receive packets in kernel level but I still did not add that to code. Why did not i use AF_XDP? eh I actually don't know. Even I am not sure about that I can use that. I just want to create my own method I do not care it is good or not. I would even be happy if someone learned about XDP because of me. I will take care any suggestion. <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/BisonUseful257 (https://www.reddit.com/user/BisonUseful257)
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The Ultimate Git Tutorial (Git 2.48)
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Understanding JavaScript Data Types Is Easy With A Simple LEGO Analogy
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GitHub - ronilan/crumbicon: An SVG favicon editor for your terminal (written in Crumb, providing prebuilt Linux & Mac binaries)
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Idea for a Used-Book Finder Program - Cool Project for Someone?
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<!-- SC_OFF -->Hi programmers. I had this idea for a program that would be able to find specific used books in your area that I thought was doable enough and would be extremely useful to a lot of people. I am not a programmer, I do not know anything about coding or pulling data from websites, just to be clear, so this could be entirely infeasible. I wanted to share this idea though, in case someone else agreed with me that it would be a cool project. For those of us who shop for used books, being able to quickly see if certain books are available somewhere could save us a lot of time. In my perfect world, people would input their goodreads to-read list, and the program would check the websites of the used book stores in their area and could tell them if they had the books or not. I thought maybe this might already be possible to do with what was already available on websites. Maybe one day these used book stores would cooperate with the system and could more efficiently relay their list of books available to the system. Possible? Worthwhile? <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/SamichR (https://www.reddit.com/user/SamichR)
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<!-- SC_OFF -->Hi programmers. I had this idea for a program that would be able to find specific used books in your area that I thought was doable enough and would be extremely useful to a lot of people. I am not a programmer, I do not know anything about coding or pulling data from websites, just to be clear, so this could be entirely infeasible. I wanted to share this idea though, in case someone else agreed with me that it would be a cool project. For those of us who shop for used books, being able to quickly see if certain books are available somewhere could save us a lot of time. In my perfect world, people would input their goodreads to-read list, and the program would check the websites of the used book stores in their area and could tell them if they had the books or not. I thought maybe this might already be possible to do with what was already available on websites. Maybe one day these used book stores would cooperate with the system and could more efficiently relay their list of books available to the system. Possible? Worthwhile? <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/SamichR (https://www.reddit.com/user/SamichR)
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Sure, You Can ChatGPT These, But Would You Want a Large Desk Mat for Quick References?
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<!-- SC_OFF -->As a programmer, I’m always looking for ways to improve my desk setup. I’ve seen large desk mats with cheat sheets, syntax references, and design patterns printed on them, and I thought—would programmers actually want something like this? Yes, you can always ChatGPT these questions, but sometimes it’s nice to have a quick-glance reference without breaking focus. I recently launched an e-commerce site selling large desk pads with programming references, and I’m curious: Would you use something like this for decor or quick syntax lookups? If you were to get a programming-themed desk mat, what would you want on it? Programming languages? (Python, Rust, Go, etc.) CS concepts? (Algorithms, data structures, regex, Git commands) Keyboard shortcuts? (Vim, VSCode, JetBrains, etc.) Other ideas? Curious to hear your thoughts—do you like functional decor, or do you prefer a minimalist desk setup? If you have a cool desk mat now, what’s on it? <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/Rhouse65 (https://www.reddit.com/user/Rhouse65)
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<!-- SC_OFF -->As a programmer, I’m always looking for ways to improve my desk setup. I’ve seen large desk mats with cheat sheets, syntax references, and design patterns printed on them, and I thought—would programmers actually want something like this? Yes, you can always ChatGPT these questions, but sometimes it’s nice to have a quick-glance reference without breaking focus. I recently launched an e-commerce site selling large desk pads with programming references, and I’m curious: Would you use something like this for decor or quick syntax lookups? If you were to get a programming-themed desk mat, what would you want on it? Programming languages? (Python, Rust, Go, etc.) CS concepts? (Algorithms, data structures, regex, Git commands) Keyboard shortcuts? (Vim, VSCode, JetBrains, etc.) Other ideas? Curious to hear your thoughts—do you like functional decor, or do you prefer a minimalist desk setup? If you have a cool desk mat now, what’s on it? <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/Rhouse65 (https://www.reddit.com/user/Rhouse65)
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JSVaporizer
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AoS vs SoA in practice: particle simulation -- Vittorio Romeo
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New Rust Generics Tutorial
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<!-- SC_OFF -->I've released a new Rust generics tutorial that delves into their proper usage, drawbacks, and their common presence in Rust programming. <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/bhh32 (https://www.reddit.com/user/bhh32)
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<!-- SC_OFF -->I've released a new Rust generics tutorial that delves into their proper usage, drawbacks, and their common presence in Rust programming. <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/bhh32 (https://www.reddit.com/user/bhh32)
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Getting back to the EU: from Google Cloud to Self-Hosted EU Infrastructure
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Keploy API Fellowship is Back : it is a 2 week free of cost practical learning and training program, the best performers get internship calls at Keploy.
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From DeepSeek LLM to DeepSeek R1 — DeepSeek LLM
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Ladder of bug discovery joy
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Dear Substack, Please Add Syntax Highlighting
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Hacker Laws: Kerckhoffs's principle
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