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moccajoghurt

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    Comment #47059430

    Well it's hard not to create bots when you love gaming but also love coding.

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    Comment #32136071

    You probably say this because you dislike JavaScript. WASI is something completely different and it makes sense to run it everywhere.

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    Comment #23749083

    We cannot handle the freedom we had since the 90's. We abolished most rules that a conservative / christian society had. As it turns out we actually prefer having strict rules. The…

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    Ask HN: Life tips regarding future as programmer / reverse engineer / freelancer

    Hi, I recently graduated with a Master's degree in Computer Science and have been programming in my spare time for about 10 years. (I focus on C/C++, WINAPI, and Windows Driver Dev…

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    Ask HN: How do I find a job that involves Windows kernel development?

    Hi all! I am from Germany and I am going to finish my master's degree in computer sciences in about a year. I've developed Windows drivers in my free time and in a team project in …

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    I was working with Blender for the last few months and it can be quite confusing. Yesterday I had this weird occurrence where I had call bpy.ops.object.select_all(action='DESELECT'…

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    Comment #7284458

    >So you took a game that used to take a few dozen KB of memory and an 8-bit CPU running at less than 2MHz, and turned it into one requiring many orders of magnitude more memory and…

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    Holy fuck I didn't realize it was translated up until now. As a non native speaker that's not a thing to be proud of I guess. I should read more careful. Thank you.

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    Comment #7215225

    It's some teenager that will regret this article later in life. Let's not give him even more attention. It's just getting more painful for him this way.

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    Comment #7215168

    Why is he so super elitist about "hand coding" a website? I doubt he ever manually allocated memory in his life. Being elitist always sucks no matter how awesome you are... but com…

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    Comment #7207199

    On the other hand... give a student python in the first semester and he'll get hooked. In the second semester you can start the approach you proposed.

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    Comment #7207175

    I am positive that 95% of the CS students with a BSc. degree in my college haven't even seen function pointers. We learn the basics of C then OOP in C++ and the rest of the study w…

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    Comment #7190951

    On a side note: Why do you quote """this way"""?

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    That's one of the drawbacks of C++. I really love it but sometimes a tiny syntax error will produce so many errors that you can't even scroll to the top of the console to find the …

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    Yeah but his criticism is objective and thoughtful. I have read about 5 different reviews he made and I can totally understand now why he dislikes Windows 8.

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    Comment #6695388

    Did I just get tricked into registering? Well it worked. To bad the the adventure didn't continue after I edited my wikipedia profile.

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    I also enjoy gifs. I have been creating gifs with VirtualDub so far. I usually prefer writing scripts to do stuff but VirtualDub is one of the few tools I simply use because I enjo…

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    Comment #6626440

    Well this was very specific programming related joke. If they stay like that and only pop up once in a while, it's fine. Just enjoy the joke and stop worrying.

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    What about that guy that spent all his money on bitcoins? Is he rich now? Any news about that guy?

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    If the C++ code I have to deal with looked like the given example, I'd be very glad. Too bad it usually looks way more complicated.