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Ever wanted to start developing for the #Commodore #Amiga but had no idea where to start? amiga-bootcamp, a git repo with all the knowledge about the Amiga's inner workings has you covered!https://github.com/alfishe/amiga-bootcamp#retrocomputing #development #programming #documentation

@tomekw play with BSD sockets in C or Go. https://pkg.go.dev/net

Evento: 21st Century C++ - UniveSpeaker:Prof. Bjarne Stroustrup - Columbia University, New York, U.S.A.Abstract:Bjarne Stroustrup, the inventor of the C++ programming language, will present C++ as a coherent whole where strongly-typed generic programming has a central role, where code is presented as modules, resources are never leaked, and error-handling is systematic. The talk will be preceded by a short presentation of the master's in Computer Science and Information Technology at Ca’ Foscari University.Grazie @hyp0x90 per la segnalazione!#c++ #cplusplus #bjarnestroustrup #dev #programming #programmazionehttps://www.unive.it/data/agenda/9/114247

Interesting read on the way LLM bots retrieve pages from a websiteExplanations are clear precise and surgicalhttps://surfacedby.com/blog/nginx-logs-ai-traffic-vs-referral-traffic #LLM #AI #slop #nginx #traffic #programming #referral #traffic #networking #robots #txt #claude #chatgpt #bing #meta #metaAI

Functional Programming Using Modern C++Prepared By Ayman AlherakiJanuary 2025#programming #coding #freeresources #FOSS #CPP #technology #books https://simplifycpp.org/books/cpp/Functional_Programming_Using_Modern_CPP.pdf

Un approccio visuale al C++#programming #coding #cpp #freeresourceshttps://programming24.school.blog/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/c-for-everyone-by-horstmann.pdf

Folks that do software and analog electronics: (and please boost for visibility)Is there an OSS tool that simulates analog circuits for signals? In particular, I want something that I can script and write expectations of the output signals for given inputs. And ideally that scripting would include programmatically adding/removing/changing components in the simulated circuit and then testing the outputs.Thanks!#electronics #analogElectronics #simulations #programming

@lisyarus for the latter it's mainly personal experience with heavy-duty numerical codes, but that might just be my application field (science); videogames is likely to be much more tolerant towards such numerical anomalies, leading to funny videos about bouncing tanks or speedrunning exploits.4/4

@pheonix It was a reasonable one time fee, these were my Netscape Navigator floppies:https://oldbytes.space/@amoroso/115236370823704162

@mms @stefano Yeah, yeah MBAss.The same saying cloud is cheap. Curious to know what they do with all their freetime when Claude has generated their powerpoint in 3.4s.And why they charge for 5FTE.

Days since I last got something wrong due to negative naming: 0Negative naming: anything containing "no" in the name, like "noExceptions".Tip: use positive naming, like "enableExceptions", "readable" instead of "nonReadable" etc.#programming

Here's an interesting article about optimizing #QBASIC code for speedhttp://www.petesqbsite.com/sections/tutorials/tuts/qfastman/QFASTMAN.html#qb #BASIC #qb64 #programming #optimizing

@amoroso thanks for sharing, it’s always nice when people write like this about the books they recommend! And yes, I think you convinced me that it’s worth taking the time to read :)

Understanding and Using C Pointersby Richard ReesePublished by O’Reilly Mediahttps://www.sauleh.ir/fc98/static_files/materials/Richard%20Reese-Understanding%20and%20Using%20C%20Pointers-O'Reilly%20Media%20(2013).pdf

Alice Pellerin argues the tools that show hexdumps should color-code the displayed data.colorful output in a hexdump is useful for the same reason that syntax highlighting for code is useful: it takes advantage of our brains' powerful visual pattern recognition.https://simonomi.dev/blog/color-code-your-bytes#programming #tools

@lobstersСнабженческие атаки стали частым явлением из-за нескольких факторов. Первый фактор - рост использования облачных технологий и удаленного доступа, что увеличивает поверхность атаки. Второй фактор - сложность современных снабженческих цепей, что делает их более уязвимыми для атак. Третьим фактором является отсутствие стандартов и регулирования в области снабженческих цепей, что позволяет злоумышленникам легко эксплуатировать уязвимости.

The European BSD conference, EuroBSDcon 2026 will be in Brussels, 9-13 September 2026. You can send your talk, tutorial, BOF or other session submission to our program committee before June 20th, see https://2026.eurobsdcon.org/cfp/ For more about the BSD conferences, see https://nxdomain.no/~peter/what_is_bsd_come_to_a_conference_to_find_out.html #freebsd #netbsd #openbsd #freesoftware #libresoftware #development #programming #devops #bsd #conference @EuroBSDCon

Why I Love freeBSDfreeBSDProcessingI've only skimmed this nice post.Thorough reading will follow laterSome highlights which resonate with me *as flageolets on a string instrument* are captured here in screenshots I've made on an AndroidMany tools still work exactly as they did (decades ago)The feeBSD handbook taught me an enormous ammount, more than many of my University courses, including things that had nothing to do with freeBSD specificallyThis is vitalThe handbook taught me the right approachunderstand first, act secondThis is a principle I use since I've been a peuter (NL).Analyze what occuredunderstand why it occuredfind out under what circumstances it can occurclose or limit those conditionsfix the problem by repairing, cooling, modifying the breakanalyse the proposed fix before implementingOnly replace when all other methods fail or repair is more expensive than replacement Sourceshttps://it-notes.dragas.net/2026/03/16/why-i-love-freebsd/#freeBSD #IT #notes #ITNotes #dragas #programming #OpenSource #no #Linux #logic #analysis

Algorithms, by Jeff Erickson#coding #programming #foss #books https://jeffe.cs.illinois.edu/teaching/algorithms/

@AminiAllight @drj When I was starting to do real math, my advisor told me to always do work in even numbers of half pages, as one has, on average, a sign error per half page …