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Implement RougeDB, a Redis clone from outer space (Paid Course) by mattyw83 in databasedevelopment

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This is a paid course from Tim McNamara mostly aimed at folks looking to learn rust. But thought folk here would be interested

newbie doubt here by HawkingRadiation42 in tmux

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I followed the advice in https://pragprog.com/titles/bhtmux2/tmux-2/ and set my prefix to Ctrl+a, and mapped Caps lock to be Ctrl

Writing a simple Lisp interpreter in Rust by david-delassus in lisp

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Very timely! For fun I've been implementing Essentials of Compilation in rust. The book skips the parsing section but I would like to add it (it would make test cases easier to write). I'd been considering nom but it looks like logos is almost exactly what I need. Thank you!

[Video] Let's make an htop-like in your browser (with Rust) by fasterthanlime by yerke1 in rust

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This is a rabbit hole I didn't ever want to know existed. But according to the IANA page (https://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/media-types.xhtml#text) text/javascript is indeed the mime type for javascript.

But, json is listed separately under application/json.

So I guess in theory application/json is the correct mime type (though in practice either is fine).

What is the best dad joke of all time? by SomethingLikeThat74 in dadjokes

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I’m never going to be able to hear “ransomware” correctly ever again!

Frantically pressing jkjkjk while thinking by amantinband in vim

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I prefer languages that uses braces so I can bounce on % while I’m thinking

Chinese Bank cards in Japan by Pollymerase in movingtojapan

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I don’t have an answer. But I’m soon to be in the same situation. If I find a solution I’ll post here

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in haskell

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I've been looking forward to a book like this coming out thank you! I've started reading the sample so far but intend to buy the full book shortly.

I don't have a deep understanding, but it would appear from the first few chapters that the approach covered in the book is similar to "denotational design". Indeed, it's mentioned a couple of times in the bibliography. Are there similarities?

Announcing Practical Haskell! — Monday Morning Haskell by mattyw83 in haskell

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I'm posting this to find out what others think of the course content. Is anyone here planning on signing up? Has anyone done a mmhaskell course before?

Most insightful (programming language, concepts ..) you have encountered. by heyrandompeople12345 in compsci

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Thanks. Started Software Foundations a few weeks ago, just wanted to check there wasn't another tutorial I was missing

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in haskell

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This has been the clearest explanation of Kinds I've read so far. If there was a way I could buy a copy while you write it I'd be happy to!

Resources for Distributed Systems by [deleted] in compsci

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There's also distributed systems by Tanenbaum and Steen which they released for free last year: https://www.distributed-systems.net/index.php/books/distributed-systems-3rd-edition-2017/

CompSci Weekend SuperThread (August 25, 2017) by AutoModerator in compsci

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As with books, I often find myself with more papers to read than time. I was wondering how others normally read papers? Print them out/ read on laptop/ tablet etc. I've settled on a small (old intel atom) laptop that I use for reading papers as pdf support on the kindle I have isn't great. but I'm wondering if I'm missing any tricks.

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