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kaamkiya

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About kaamkiya

I'm a backend developer who likes Go.

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    Oh, I think I've seen this. If I remember correctly SQLite uses it. Thanks.

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    Ask HN: Have you used an alternative to Git?

    Does anybody here actually use a version control system that's not Git? Why? I'm curious about how you find it and the drawbacks and advantages.

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    Comment #42521845

    Python. It's really easy to learn and write, it has a huge community, and it's fast (for an interpreted language). It's also used a lot in the AI/ML area, and with the rise of LLMs…

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    Ask HN: Ideas for algorithmic programming challenges for high schoolers?

    I'm in a compsci club, and I need some ideas for programming challenges related to algorithms. Not merge sort level, more like Huffman coding level. Any ideas?

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    Comment #42499558

    I never really thought about it. I guess some people just like having those features, but I find them annoying. I use Neovim with 0 plugins (apart from themes). I code in Go, and f…

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    Comment #42491387

    Before even looking at this, I was reminded of this video[1] by Tom Scott. Pretty cool, though :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5wpm-gesOY&pp=ygUadGhlIHByb...

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    Comment #42491369

    I occasionally browse Reddit (I don't have an account), but I think I knew that it was going bad back when all those subreddits were protesting. Back then, it wasn't because of bot…

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    Comment #42454224

    And if it's not, or you need something more secure, there's always Matrix. https://matrix.org

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    Comment #42269193

    Python. I like to code in Go, but I find Python the easiest for small things I'll only use once. I used C to do some of the old ones. That was painful (I was a complete C beginner)…

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    Show HN: I made a collection of games for playing in a terminal

    Hello HackerNews, I'm Kaamkiya, the author of this program. It's a collection of minimal games made for terminals, like 2048, Hangman, and even two player games like pong. They're …

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    Comment #42100416

    I really liked your book and plan to use it when I need to teach people how to code, so thanks a ton. > Fixing Mechanical issues I tried running `*.java` files without classes (so …

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    Comment #42097303

    Credit to the author.

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    Comment #42083346

    Interesting, certainly something I had never thought about. I don't think this is even slightly feasible with my pretty low level of NLP and text analysis, but intriguing nonethele…

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    Comment #42082346

    This is exactly my experience. I would just add that I do still use Python, because all tools have their uses. I use it for small scripts, and nothing else. Just places where compi…

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    Ask HN: What are some real problems people can solve with coding projects?

    I see a lot of project ideas, and I see a lot of people shoot them down because no one would use them. I recently made a project called gg[0], and it's a collection of TUI video ga…