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berthub.eu
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| | | | | A week ago, I finally got round to implementing an idea I'd been toying with for years: what if your computer made a little bit of noise every time it sent data to Google? From studying logs, I'd long known just how many sites send all your visits and clicks to (at least) Google, but a log that you have to manually create first and then analyze is not very dramatic. | |
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atilaoncode.blog
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| | | | | A while back I had an idea for a mobile app that I still might write. The main problems were finding the time and analysis paralysis: what do I write the project in? I've done some Android development before using Qt, and it was a hassle. I've been told that JNI was made painful on... | |
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nklein.com
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| | | | | The Bowling Game Kata in Functional Common Lisp from Patrick Stein on Vimeo. Code Kata are repetitive coding tasks designed to help one internalize certain patterns, methodologies, or tools. In this video, I go through Uncle Bob Martin's The Bowling Game Kata. The Kata exercises test-driven development. Uncle Bob's presentation of the Kata is in | |
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schmonz.com
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