http://blog.rongarret.info
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Rondam Ramblings
▲ | out not to be true according to the definition of truth I've advanced here. If you think you know the answer, put it |
http://blog.joda.org
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Stephen Colebourne's blog
▲ | that data in a database. To mitigate this to some degree, I've added a test case and released a version that has such |
http://prepend.com
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PREPEND
▲ | are probably content to use Eclipse/IntelliJ plugins. One more item I've added to my handy dandy google spreadsheet of software projects to |
▲ | list making that I started out using MS Works/Excel with. I've added some lists to my site template: magazines subscribed to, future |
http://swiftjectivec.com
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Swiftjective-C | iOS. Indies. Apple. Plus Things.
▲ | Certainly! Here's a simplified and refactored version of your Swift function. I've added comments for clarity and improved the readability of the code |
http://blog.pythonaro.com
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Subclassed
▲ | minimize "wandering" of hands from home-row as much as possible I've also added a numpad on CapsLock+Shift, which is useful on |
http://teropa.info
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Tero Parviainen
▲ | also find me on Twitter , GitHub , CodePen , LinkedIn , and Goodreads . Things I've Done All of my recent work is through Counterpoint . But here |
▲ | my recent work is through Counterpoint . But here are some things I've done prior to that. I've written longform articles on Terry Riley's |
▲ | on Terry Riley's In C , JavaScript Systems Music , and React+Redux . I've also written about queueing theory , learning strategies , change detection in JS |
▲ | called "Build Your Own AngularJS". It is now free to download . I've made a number of web-based sketches, exploring various aspects of |
http://www.brightball.com
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Brightball
▲ | going for them. And I hate that. I REALLY hate that. I've worked for companies where we had to invest a lot of |
▲ | Barry Not a lot of people know this about me, but I've almost exited programming at three different times in my career...because |
▲ | on Rails: Why? How? Pitfalls? Ruby | Rails | - May 9, 2013 // Barry I've always been a proponent of the "right tool for the job" |
▲ | I'm at the borderline of obsessed with Elixir and Phoenix lately. I've avoided writing about it so far because it feels a bit |
▲ | up. Since writing about how to reverse account takeovers last week I've decided to write a security series covering all the weird things |
▲ | to put it mildly. After spending more time working with it, I've found that it does still have some additional drawbacks in certain |
▲ | are well suited for different situations. Over the past 2 years I've spent a great deal of time with Ruby on Rails after |
http://www.xorvoid.com
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xorvoid
▲ | you'll find some xors staring back My name is Anthony Bonkoski I've been obsessed with computers since first discovering them as an 8 |
▲ | computers since first discovering them as an 8 year-old. And I've been programming them now for >25 years with great thanks to |
http://blog.codinghorror.com
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Coding Horror
▲ | to muster up the initiative to get my system fully upgraded! 🥱 I've been slogging away at this for quite some time now. My |
▲ | horror as your favorite bar... slowly transforms into a nazi bar. I've been saying for a long time that decentralization is the way |
▲ | 2020 Building a PC, Part IX: Downsizing Hard to believe that I've had the same PC case since 2011, and my last serious |
▲ | cancel the old auctions because I forgot to allow international shipping – I've also made shipping free, worldwide.) https://www.ebay.com/itm/225903779136 |
▲ | to 40 MPH. And I don't blame him! But now that I've shown you the undisputed Honda Civic everyman budget model of electric |
http://atomic14.com
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atomic14 | atomic14
▲ | even better results. However, it's still slower than I'd like, so I've got a crazy new plan: using a cheap IC (GL823) for |
▲ | untapped human potential. 07 November 2023 I Need More USB Power! I've been accumulating more and more USB powered devices for my workbench |
▲ | up the streaming server with audio data, video frames, and metadata. I've can also explored the picture quality challenges of uncompressed image data |
▲ | avoid. Inspired by the Random Nerds page for the classic ESP32, I've created a comprehensive pinout for the ESP32-S3 available on GitHub. |
▲ | single 65W USB-C supply just isn't cutting it anymore. So, I've decided to source a new solution. After some digging, I stumbled |
▲ | for Fun and... After some quality time with my ESP32 microcontroller, I've developed a version of the TinyTV and learned a lot about |
▲ | I managed to wrap this up without any clumsy bodge wiring. I've even introduced a new feature: a microphone is now on board, |