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Location: Florida, US Remote: Willing Willing to relocate: Yes Keyword bingo: C++, C, Python, Linux, Bash, SQL, JavaScript, TypeScript, Java, HTML, CSS, React, Redis, Next.js, RAG,…

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Location: FL Remote: Yes, or in-office Willing to relocate: Yes Keyword Bingo: C++, C, Python, Linux, Git, Bash, SQL, Javascipt, Typescript, Java, HTML, CSS, React, Redis, Next.js,…

Cool idea. Wish my site drove real traffic instead of bots so I could add this and not confuse/bore visitors :’)

Looks like enemy movements are deterministic, wonder how feasible it is to script this. Was able to increase my score by 4 points trying alternate lines near the end

Location: Florida, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Keyword bingo: C++, C, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, SQL, Docker, AWS, Terraform, nginx, QEMU, Modal, perf, BPF, React…

I've made a couple of friends from similar positions in that thread talking about projects and have been the occasional good samaritan reaching out to those whose resume / site is …

Porting doom to my hobby OS and fleshing out my personal cloud with terraform & AWS. Polishing up a project before I open source it.

Location: Florida, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Keyword bingo: C++, C, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, SQL, Docker, AWS, Terraform, nginx, QEMU, Modal, perf, BPF, React…

Skiplist operations are local for the most part, which makes it easier to write thread-safe code for than b-trees in practice. Anecdotally, they were a nice implementation problem …

OP is about a German learning class, so yes, there is a point. AI improving will not learn you a language faster than immersing in it until, I suppose, neural links become mainstre…

Where are these ‘3-story high’ equations you speak of? The most work I see in the article is 3 lines long.

> The classroom should be about using AI better not ignoring it. No, it shouldn’t. I’m not bearish on AI but it shouldn’t replace any part of a classroom where the objective is to …

For anyone interested and with 30 minutes to spare, I would recommend the youtube video [1] by Reducible for an intuition on how FFT works. [1]: https://youtu.be/h7apO7q16V0

Adding a scheduler to my hobby kernel with the goal of a full shell coming soon, and an inference engine from scratch in C++. It's been fun.

No.

I still use vanilla Claude Code without MCP or skills, am I in the minority? Not trying to be a luddite.