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gonzus
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About gonzus
Living near Amsterdam. Husband, father, software engineer.
* LinkedIn: [@gonzalodiethelm](https://www.linkedin.com/in/gonzalodiethelm/) * Twitter: [@gonzus11](https://x.com/gonzus11)
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Comment #47371548
Solaar?
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Comment #46928379
Lacking support for structs, I think this is too minimalistic to be called "a C compiler".
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Comment #46911298
Then you are locking yourself out of a pretty much ironclad (and extremely cost-effective) way of managing such things.
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Comment #46442995
One of the advantages of doing this seemingly weird projection is that you can treat "local" maps (for some definition of local) as flat rectangular grids without introducing a lot…
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Comment #46095022
I am also American (born and raised in Chile). The Little Prince is extremely well-known over there. I am personally very fond of it.
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Comment #44208284
https://github.com/libgit2/libgit2
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Comment #44149577
Nice work. Some questions / observations: Can you add methods to any type? There is an example of adding a method to a builtin type (string) -- can you add also add a method to a u…
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Comment #44149412
There are some misspellings in the README, such as "natrue". Just FYI.
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Comment #43867153
In all honesty, would you hire this dude as YOUR lawyer?
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Comment #43433386
I can confirm this: I downloaded the old version of the app (on a Windows laptop), isolated it so that it would not auto-update, and then used it to download all my books (after th…
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Comment #42777689
Somebody did this recently for Advent of Code (some year, not 2024 necessarily). I don't remember any details, but the images were entertaining.
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Comment #42589367
Probably by Fred Brooks, as summarized by Guy L. Steele Jr in https://dreamsongs.com/ObjectsHaveNotFailedNarr.html : > Fred Brooks, in Chapter 9 of The Mythical Man-Month, said thi…
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Comment #42402837
Long live Clipper -- one of my first paid gigs. Amazing platform to write (compiled!) console-based applications with a DB living locally or on a networked drive. Something which d…
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Comment #41644956
Sorry for answering myself. I paid more attention now, and it seems this is disabling chunked transfer encoding from the client to the server , which makes sense from a security / …
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Comment #41644776
Kudos for your project -- it is great fun and a learning experience to implement your own HTTP server in a low(er)-level language. One question: you say that "Transfer-Encoding: Ch…
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Comment #39732845
I associate this with what we used to call "one-liner programming": I would write a single line of Perl code (in bash, prefixed with `perl -Mwarnings -MDebug -E' '`, convince mysel…
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Comment #39677097
How do you release all the resources created? I could not find any instances of `free()` in the code (and there are two calls to `malloc()`). Are you supposed to call `free()` your…
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Comment #39427499
I decided years ago that the next time I hear someone suggesting we use floats / doubles to represent money amounts, I am going to punch them in the face.
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Comment #39312726
If pressed, I would use "loafing" in English. Defined as "spend one's time in an aimless, idle way".
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Comment #39235471
I would highly recommend To Mock a Mockingbird by Raymond Smullyan. It will also introduce you (if you are not already aware) to the wonderful world of Smullyan's books.
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Comment #39204681
Switzerland has the similar Luxemburgerli, which my Swiss friends who reside there (as opposed to me, a Swiss person who lives somewhere else) swear is NOT the same as a macaron...…
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Comment #37822233
One of the things I am proud of is to be listed as a contributor in the ZeroMQ O'Reilly (paper) book -- just because Pieter was this generous dude who never doubted about spreading…
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Comment #37306528
TIL that the concave dish surface was actually spherical and not paraboloidal, as I had always assumed.
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Comment #37186732
I agree 100% with using processes as the natural unit of isolation. I also believe we could solve many of the integration issues between multiple tools, by having them all optional…
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Comment #37098461
I feel that git is the DVD of source control systems: sccs / rcs / cvs are the equivalent of tapes, clearly inferior and crappy. Other, more modern systems, are like BlueRay: techn…