what is a smart C coders
Readit Newssongbird23 commented on Why Smart C Coders Love Lua realtimelogic.com/article... · Posted by u/willhschmid
songbird23 commented on It's not just obesity. Drugs like Ozempic will change the world economist.com/leaders/202... · Posted by u/Anon84
I tried Ozempic for three months, gradually increasing the dose monthly. Then, on the fourth month, I switched to Mounjaro and continued it for five months. It did help me lose weight, but the discomfort in my upper left abdomen turned into pain. It felt like the food I ate was still in my stomach, undigested, even four days later. I eventually stopped because I was worried it might have harmed my pancreas. A year later, I still occasionally experience the same abdominal pain. but doctor didn't didn't see pancreas issue. I It did help with my blood sugar management(diabetes) and weight though, but ill never do it again and stick to IF
songbird23 commented on Show HN: One – A new React framework unifying web, native and local-first onestack.dev... · Posted by u/nwienert
I'm definitely getting too old. Back when I was just learning Backbonejs, I gulped up every single framework that came out, tried them all, every language, every variation, server side, client side, mobile, hybrid.
In the end, after all that journey, I settled into Laravel Backend and Vue3. Every app I create now is just a copy-and-paste of what I've done before. The tech stack disappears into the background and I try to actually build the features that I want to build.
I'm definitely old because I see this great work called "one" and I look at the video and I get immediatey turned off by so many "new things". It's me - definitely me. It's maybe for a different generation of devs.
same, laravel and vue is best
songbird23 commented on Low level of Magnesium linked to disease-causing DNA damage newatlas.com/health-wellb... · Posted by u/clumsysmurf
And great dietary magnesium sources like spinach and black beans.
except the oxalates in spinach
I see many comments saying that the book implements the C compiler in ocaml. In the introduction the author states that the book actually uses pseudo code so you are actually free to implement it in any language. The only recommendation is that you use a language with pattern matching because the pseudo code makes heavy use of it. The reference implementation is in ocaml.
I can implement it in rust?
songbird23 commented on Ask HN: Has anyone successfully pivoted from web dev to AI/ML development? · Posted by u/ent_superpos
> How does one get into this field?
Network and meet someone who will give you, a web developer (a profession that is heavily stigmatized in the industry), a chance in a very competitive field.
I didnt realize web devs are stigmatized in the industry, as a web developer
songbird23 commented on Timeliness without datagrams using QUIC quic.video/blog/never-use... · Posted by u/wofo
We use straight UDP datagrams for streaming high-frequency sensor data. One of our R&D people built a new system that uses quic and solves most of our problems with out-of-order delivery. We still use datagrams over UDP for everything because we have to support some 3rd party sensors out of the box without adapters, and UDP is all they can do.
what language was the system build with? thats super cool!
songbird23 commented on Why is Android Development so difficult/complex? (compared to Web and Desktop) · Posted by u/pyeri
Couldn’t agree less. I’ve been a developer for nearly 20 years, working with Python, PHP, JavaScript, ObjC, Swift, Java, bash scripting, SQL, Terraform, and a bunch of others. Written code for data transformations, web servers, client side JS apps, native mobile apps, and games.
Android has been my favourite platform to work with and has offered the best developer experience I’ve found. It’s not particularly close. The SDK has improved significantly over the years, the IDE is wonderful, the feedback loops are short, Kotlin hits the sweet spot between functional and OO code, and Compose is a joy. Although yes, Gradle is a sore spot.
IMO the reason why Google have gone all-in on Android Studio is because it’s really, really good. Compare it to Xcode. If you’ve never used a JetBrains IDE, it can feel a little unfamiliar, but I’ve never felt as productive in any other programming environment.
can it do vim shortcuts? its soo hard without vim
Nah, if you want heavy backend, go with Go/Ktor/C#, not node. If you want light backend, use sth like Hono or H3. If you want to primarily produce html, use Remix or Next.
Adonis/Redwood/Nest is something you will regret in few years because it will lock you down to "their" ways of doing things instead of something with replaceable components.
Admitted, Adonis looks most sensible out of these 3. Redwood is poisoned with needless GraphQL and Nest is written like 2008 java. In Adonis you can at least pick the db layer.
But even Adonis locks you to their validator instead of Zod or his cousins, they use their own Request/Response classes instead of the platform ones, has yucky inheritance and annotations magic etc.
this is the way
songbird23 commented on New GitHub Organization for the Swift Project swift.org/blog/swiftlang-... · Posted by u/inickt
hope this works out! i really wanna work with swift outside xcode, i want it in vim