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kahlonel
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About kahlonel
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Comment #46928071
Wrong. I’m still doing it.
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Comment #46552063
99% people in this thread have no idea what you mean. And that’s the reason projects like these make it to frontpage every other day and have hundreds of upvotes/comments.
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Comment #46331978
Embedded software developer here, with very minimal professional hardware design experience. I mostly write nostdlib C, and never use malloc. I write peripheral drivers from scratc…
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Comment #46303025
Now we have vulnerabilities in two different flavors.
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Comment #45528208
That's a great example of how to write C in 2025. Congrats and well done.
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Comment #44921349
PuTTY was the first tool I ever used to SSH into a machine. My mind was blown when me and my friend wrote to the same file and could see each other’s sentences.
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Comment #44479699
Flash
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Comment #44432076
Awesome write up! Please don’t mind the hostile crowd here. They don’t like anything other than their favorite language on the front page. There’s a much bigger silent majority tha…
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Comment #43415390
Imagine going out, calling someone the N-word, and only getting 0.0379% of your income as a fine.
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Comment #43381785
You mean the implementation is faster than the one in C. Because nothing is “faster than C”.
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Comment #42609434
Because it’s the only language that doesn’t get in my way / add another cognitive layer to deal with. My modules can be as simple or as complex (by combining simpler ones) as I wan…
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Comment #38834794
It’s “undefined behavior” because on certain embedded systems NULL (i.e. 0) is a valid memory address that can be read/written to.
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Comment #38834773
Using setbuf(stdout,NULL) also disables the buffering.
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Comment #34596650
I’m fine with it if they decrease the subscription fee to a quarter. Nobody I know has 4 TVs in their house. Charging for “4 screens” while enforcing this new policy is a simple cu…
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Comment #34389626
There’s nothing unpopular about this. In fact this is the most popular opinion on HN.