Self-Study in August 2024

Aug 1, 2024 - 8 minute read - Comments - self-study-aggregation 2024 august 3803 ac agent ai air-conditioning airpod alan-kay algorithm analysis anki anxiety api app atomic basic bitwisevibe book bootloader bovem breakdown burnout business californiakarl career-management censorship certificate certificate-authority chart cloudflare coding-horror commit compiler copilot cpython crcastle cryptography d2lang data-independence data-pipeline database datasette dave_universetf david-cain davidbarker debug decompiler detective development diggan digicert distributed-database dogsheep downtime durable-app dx editor encryption exfiltration exploit expression-problem eye-hazard eye-protection findmy fork-bomber freewheeling-app game garbage-collection gdpr git git-commit go goal hackernews handfuloflight heap heatpump heinz-kabutz high-availability hosting ida-pro igitur imported in-memory inference ingve injury insight instrumentation interface interpreter interview java java-enhancement-proposal java-tip jaxe jeff-atwood jep joelp john-s-mccain justinskycak karpathy kartik-agaram language larsdu88 laser layman leak learning lichtenberger lifestyle-business lisp list llm local lock lost low-level make makefile market math mathematics maturity-level maturity-scale memory memory-address memory-allocation memory-usage messaging mifare mill model mooreds mxstbr nasa ndiddy neovim nonce novel nullability ollama omnibrain otoolep passion path-finder persistance personal personal-data-pipeline personal-project personalized physical-design pinescript planning plugin pointer posthog prime prime-number privacy process programming programming-book project project-interface prompt python quanta-ray quest ranebo raptitude.com rayw rce recroad recursive reflection reliability remote-code-execution repair report resignation responsibility retention reverse-engineering rich-hickey risc-v rockrobotrock rop-chain rqlite rspivak rust rust-compiler saas secure-boot security selfhosting server ship shoggouth side-hustle slack smali spaced-repetition sqlite sre stack storage strcpy study surprisetalk swah switowski syntax tactile-feedback tdrhq teaching technology-readiness-level time-management time-planning timothy-lister tip tom-demarco tool tosh tprow50 trading transcribe transcription transport trl ui usage ux vi vim wal watch web-development xal xbox zdw zed zerojames

Breakthrough a step toward revealing hidden structure of prime numbers https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41126944 Tags: hackernews, imported, igitur, mathematics, math, prime-number, prime Id: 88d89b5c-5d23-4d59-84aa-1d612b111e6d Read: Thu, 01 Aug 2024 07:34:30 +0000 How I got my laser eye injury https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41127706 Tags: hackernews, imported, omnibrain, laser, injury, quanta-ray, eye-protection, eye-hazard Id: ab6cba10-aede-4ce1-9673-2481d4684c22 Read: Thu, 01 Aug 2024 10:25:34 +0000 JVM/Java: Null-Restricted and Nullable Types the markers ?, !, (default) for nullability in Java https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41136974 Tags: hackernews, imported, lichtenberger, java, programming, null, nullability, language, syntax, jep, java-enhancement-proposal

Python 3 Boilerplate for Non-Productive environments (e.g., Kata, Study)

Jul 28, 2024 - 1 minute read - Comments - 2024 boilerplate github july kata makefile python repository study

I have created a Python 3 boilerplate for non-productive environments. It can be found here: https://github.com/alvarogarcia7/python-boilerplate Main features Its main features are: It can be run locally (local python) or in a docker container (official docker image) It has a Makefile with the most common commands to drive the project. Also, other makefiles in this folder Batteries included: mypy, pytest, pre-commit. Permissive license: MIT. The updated version is here Currently, it is using python 3.

Self-Study in July 2024

Jul 1, 2024 - 9 minute read - Comments - self-study-aggregation 2024 july 8organicbits a16z aceraopen adr ag amazon architectural-pattern architecture-decisional-record argument asicsp assessment attack audio audio-processing aws azeemba b20000 backtracking barcode battery belter bisect blog blogging blue-friday book bounding-box brendan-gregg brian-kernighan bril bug burntsushi c-ffi c-language cancellation career career-management certificate certificate-authority charles_f chart chris_overseas chumpgpt ci clang clean-architecture clean-code cli cloudflare coding-interview collision comparison compiler concert concurrency consultant continuous-integration contractual-terms cookbook cpp crisis crowdstrike cryptography dahlia dark-pattern darpa data-access data-structure database date dcs debug debugging deep-cycle-systems deepcyclesystems.com.au deepfake defect dell demo derive device diff diff-pdf docker domain doom-emacs driver e2e-testing ebpf emacs embedded emot end-to-end-testing env eula executive exercise fagnerbrack fanf2 ferrari festival file filesystem finance firm firmware formal-verification formelife fpga fs functional-core game gcc gdb gerald-jay-sussman gerald-sussman gigabyte git git-bisect gnu-make goranmoomin hackernews hash hash-collision hash-table hasheddan healeycodes hexagonal-architecture hgyjnbdet high-frequency-trading hiring history hole imperative-shell implementation imported improvement in-real-life ingve initiative intel interactive interview irl jandeboevrie juntao-qiu kernel kothuroti language leak learning library license lock lock-free-data-structure loom low-level-programming lwn make malware management mapping martin-fowler matlab md5 meetup memory memory-mapping miki123211 money mongodb moreati mutex numpy obsidian olshansky openssl optimization org-agenda org-mode organization oskar_dudycz panic parallel parallellism parser pattern paulgb payment pbw pdf performance personal-knowledge-base personal-projects phil-eaton phishing pkb point polysemy popcalc popcnt ports-and-adapters postgresql practice-of-programming predictability printer private-key process productivity programming project property property-based-testing ptrace pwn pyo3 python random randomness react realtime regex registry research return-policy rewrite ripgrep robert-c-martin rsc rt rust s3 salary secure-boot security serial shared-secret sicp signa11 signature silver-surfer single-page-application skeleton software spa speckx speedup sql sqlite ssfrr stack steveklabnik stm32 sudoku supermicro swizec synergy20 syscall system-call system-programming talk technician technique temper test test-double testing testing-reduction testing-strategy thunderbong ticket ticketmaster tiddlywiki todsacerdoti tool tractor transpilation triple-dot trove udev4096 udp ui urandom ux variadic venture-capital verifex video vulnerability wayback-machine wh33zle worklog writing yla92 youtube zdw zettlr zotero

Managing projects with GNU Make, Third Edition book about GNU Make, with recipes and going into detail about how to use it Tags: book, make, gnu-make, project, skeleton, ci, continuous-integration Id: 028b0e1f-a181-4469-8789-900ce6641d97 Read: Sun, 01 Jul 2024 17:22:52 +0000 Diff-pdf: tool to visually compare two PDFs a tool to diff pdfs visually https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40854319 Tags: hackernews, imported, olshansky, testing, test, diff-pdf, pdf, diff, git, e2e-testing, end-to-end-testing, tool Id: 4fc53bae-d81c-45b4-9f6b-995ec5d4df6a Read: Tue, 02 Jul 2024 07:26:08 +0000

Self-Study in June 2024

Jun 1, 2024 - 5 minute read - Comments - self-study-aggregation 2024 june advice alawamiaz amazon anniversary anti-pattern aranchelk architecture arm austen-allred author authoring avx2 avx512 backlog benjamin-sandofsky birthday bookmark bootcamp brian-kernighan bwidlar c c-programming-language cli code-golf community company-culture compiler complexity copy-paste-manager crenshaw cryptography deception deconstruction dredmorbius eaton-phil efficiency engagement entropy event event-driven-architecture export federation fsharp functional-modeling functional-programming functional-shell-imperative-core fuzz-map fuzzing garbage-collection gfairbanks glass glassblower goto gregor-hohpe group-chat gui guilherme-puida gumroad hackernews handover hardware haskell ikryanov imported income indentit instruction-set ioccc isa keyboard killbuffer lambda-school lanfeust lawsuit lcamtuf leak leanpub library link list loop luu macos marcusbuffett matt_d mattrighetti meetup meetup-organization memory-management message-queue metro mtmk mynameistrez neon nothacking_one-time-use optimization organizing organizing-meetup passive-income pattern paulhoule plinkplonk product-owner profession programming programming-language pseudolus public-key-cryptography public-transport publisher publishing raju rayg rayw real-world reflect-as-you-go reflect-as-you-work render risk risk-management rob-pike royalties rust secret senior shortcut side-effect signature spring-cleanup sql sriram-krishnan static-array sustained-effort switch synack tech-meetup technical-book technical-debt teleforce todsacerdoti token tool topic tradeoff trick ui university utilization ux variable vector vectorization visual-map visual-testing vitalik-buterin writing

Let’s Build a Compiler, by Jack Crenshaw Crenshaw’s tutorial on building a compiler https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36054416 Tags: hackernews, imported, synack, compiler, crenshaw, brian-kernighan, rob-pike, programming, programming-language Id: 3b2e9382-1144-4cfe-bdaf-72b30e8c3712 Read: Sat, 1 Jun 2024 09:14:25 +0000 Scientific glassblower continues century-old campus tradition (2021) the story of a glassblower dedicated to producing specialized hardware for a university https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40549209 Tags: hackernews, imported, dredmorbius, glassblower, university, hardware, profession, glass Id: e07b0ed2-185b-4cf7-bdbe-a134c555d797 Read: Sat, 01 Jun 2024 21:26:29 +0000

Self-Study in May 2024

May 1, 2024 - 1 minute read - Comments - self-study-aggregation 2024 may authentication authentication-token blogging corporate dan-luu faang google hacker-news hackernews imported json-web-token jwt montyanderson public-relationships refresh-token session-management session-token

Should I use JWTs for authentication tokens? Do not use JWT (json Web Tokens) for authentication unless you are a Google/FAANG scale company https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40491694 Tags: imported, hacker-news, json-web-token, jwt, faang, google, authentication, authentication-token, refresh-token, session-token, session-management Id: 38e9c55c-1cea-11ef-b78f-0242ac110003 Read: Mon May 27 15:31:24 2024 How some good corporate engineering blogs are written (2020) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40524531 Tags: hackernews, imported, montyanderson, dan-luu, blogging, corporate, public-relationships Id: 8e5d7072-4f4b-4500-837c-89a713b9ff2e Read: Thu, 30 May 2024 14:56:40 +0000

Self-Study in April 2024

Apr 1, 2024 - 1 minute read - Comments - self-study-aggregation 2024 april database db hacker-news imported javascript nodejs postgresql sqlite tdd testing

Setting up PostgreSQL for running integration tests Setting up PostgreSQL for running integration tests https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40082409 Tags: imported, hacker-news, postgresql, testing, tdd, nodejs, javascript, sqlite, database, db Id: 84577b0a-fe37-11ee-abb1-0242ac110003 Read: Fri Apr 19 01:00:49 2024

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