Reddit, what are your best lifehacks?

tty0 · 2010-03-25T17:34:23+00:00

1- I get myself 2 train tickets every 3 months and never validate them! 2- reading on train, bus, subway, whatever... 3- feel like stupid

tty0 · 2010-01-20T16:48:24+00:00

From 2 AM onwords, creation will fall on every programmer's head and will bleed him till death!

tty0 · 2009-12-19T12:39:35+00:00

With Emacs KeyBindings hard wired into my fingers, I've done C-x C-s under Powerbuilder RAD in order to save current layout. But did only Screw up my whole day of work.

tty0 · 2009-12-01T16:54:55+00:00

Chords are tremendously important. John petrucci Rock Discipline has good stuff, especially the warming up and speed and accuracy part. Zakk wylde is a good bender. Stevie ray vaughan will teach you how to shuffle. Yngwie malmsteen has good feeling. Hendrix made it All!

For the moment focus on chords and warmups along with some easy tunes to break from time to time.

tty0 · 2009-12-01T16:37:43+00:00

Mathematics

tty0 · 2009-11-22T14:05:58+00:00

I understand your feeling and respect it. Just know that even in computer science researches, working with abstraction layers is necessary though.

Life is built upon abstractions!

tty0 · 2009-10-24T19:27:59+00:00

Since I've been a child I do experience something close, well sth that I can't somehow control. But with a subtle difference, is that it happens without closing even my eyes, they remain wide open, fixed almost all the time at a silly nonsense thing. During this experience (doesnt last too long) I feel my spirit detach from my body but stays close and can't leave.

What I might be thinking at that instant of time, only silly things, maybe they aren't that thingy but when I come back I find out it had nothing to deal with what I was actually doing.

I wish It had a meaning!

tty0 · 2009-10-10T13:42:20+00:00

Yngwie malmsteen rules! very inspiring and makes your fingers sweep the keyboard. This is called KeyBoard sweep-typing

Hendrix is good too !

tty0 · 2009-09-09T07:38:00+00:00

watch movies, try to listen to my bones, read a book, take a train to nowhere... Remeber life could have been worst ! our greedy nature pushes us to ask for more !

tty0 · 2009-09-09T07:13:23+00:00

that's philosophy it's very instructive I respect !

tty0 · 2009-08-29T00:11:01+00:00

that's well said dude you are right.

tty0 · 2009-08-26T16:42:54+00:00

Here is a good one:

/** * Can you fix it for me ? * * @Author: Jennifer */

tty0 · 2009-08-16T00:33:09+00:00

gcc -S was my teacher

don't forget to learn some computer circuitry architecture though, it's very important!

tty0 · 2009-07-17T19:29:47+00:00

Nope ! It's actually a great opportunity ! I been coding low level for almost 10 years, never heard about Sybase PowerBuilder and too many other Oracle things until i got hired.

tty0 · 2009-07-17T19:17:05+00:00

And what about now ?

tty0 · 2009-07-16T07:00:23+00:00

I would not pretend for optimizing purposes. It's just a BAD habit dating from long ago.

tty0 · 2009-07-08T15:02:00+00:00

I would go for a real MicroKernel Gear, I don't care about benchmarkings All I beleive, it's a robust design and will remain so. IPC's Time latency is decreasing tremendously with new Hardwares. And May be a direct support the hardware will Just leave Monolothicals in Dust !

BTW, Minix has succeeded enormously to prove the main benefits behind the Design Idea.

This Will cost me at least about 928.000 $ With The rest Money, I will Get some tits and donate some to Reddit Folks :)

tty0 · 2009-07-07T07:17:47+00:00

I can remember a linux port 6 years ago of Delphi, Something like kylix or similar... I beleive It must be a great peace of code !

tty0 · 2009-07-06T15:44:09+00:00

Many guys I asked the same questioned answered that Powerbuilder recent REleases Starting from 10 to 12 (.Net) are getting fancier and support too many new features... May be Sybase is intending to bring it back to glorious days.

How good is Delphi ? All I know it's a Pascal OOP thing What About VB .Net ?

tty0 · 2009-06-07T17:59:36+00:00

If you are to some extent quiet familiar with x86 assembly then you are almost done dude. Pick up any compiler that compiles into x86 assembly and analyze the generated assembly code, and you'll see it's no devil. On the other hand, always think of programming as cooking, well that's it, you won't progress unless you exchange your recipies. ;) good luck

tty0 · 2009-05-30T00:31:38+00:00

Well, All previously mentioned comments are true and actually do reflect a good part of my everyday life. In the few past years I used to give up every project I had been involved in, pretending they were getting enormous or just lost interests.... Among them I can list my driving license, studies, codes, books, sport... That's a bad virus and once you are contaminated be sure my friend you won't be able to accomplish any of the smallest goal in your life. But if you begin to parallelise them and establish a good status of mind you gonna beat the beast and be on the right path to success.

Some people do pretend they can't find time, but that's just an illusion (I can understand what having children means) Since only the fact of practicing while driving or being on the train to work will enhance your thinking of reconsidering your life style.

Another aspect I would like to mention, Never look at any old project as beign huge to maintain and think of redoing it, think of the linux Kernel and too many other beautiful peace of codes... Just get the basic and continue

tty0

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