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Re: Ask HN: What are you learning?

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Stanford's CS143 Compilers course: https://courses.edx.org/courses/course-v1:StanfordOnline+SOE...

I've always been interested in making things that make other things, and compilers definitely fall into that category.

In the middle of the second assignment, the parser. It's a lot to consume, but I feel like the theory isn't particularly difficult, about half my learning has been getting to know the tools (so far: flex, bison). I've also spent an annoying amount of time on updating and configuring the VM, I guess that's a bonus lesson in Linux sysadmin-ing. It's also my first experience with C++, which seems useful to know.

I also started this course on web security: https://web.stanford.edu/class/cs253/. The first assignment was a lot of fun, the material is fresh, and it definitely seems like very useful information for anyone in the web stack.

I'm also learning a bunch of new cooking recipes, but who isn't nowadays.

Re: Ask HN: What are you learning?

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I am learning Vue.

I built a basic tool to help my wife track how much time she spends on Telehealth calls, you can see it here:

https://telehealth-tracker.onrender.com

She is a family medicine doctor and now virtually 100% of her time now doing phone calls instead of clinic visits. She wants to do a QI project and needed to be able to track the amount of time her and her colleagues spend on various parts of the Telehealth visit.

Re: Ask HN: What are you learning?

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I’ve started getting into Go. Looks good so far. Working on a side project, which is my best way to get into something new.

what are your resources to learn the lang?

I've been using this https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVEltXlEeWglGINo25GxV...

It seems like after the pandemic there will be a lot of new gophers

Re: Ask HN: What are you learning?

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I've been clearing land all day and bought 50lbs of buckwheat. I intend to try sowing/harvesting by hand. I will use this mostly for breads and pastries. This is something of an experiment. Building skills, I'm almost finished a chicken coop. I made a dry stone arch bridge but it failed because the frame sank, I will try again. I am learning carving to make wooden animal toys for my child, who will be born in July (I…

You should look into Fabric.js, it makes working with an html canvas much easier, especially if you are animating it.
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