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hamidr

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github.com 4mo ago

Show HN: Nixcage – Sandbox AI coding agents per project with Nix and direnv

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existentialtype.wordpress.com 6y ago

Dynamic Languages Are Static Languages

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dummdida.tumblr.com 9y ago

Virtual Machines in Kubernetes? How and what makes sense?

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talesofcpp.fusionfenix.com 9y ago

True Story: Moving Past Bind (iso C++ Std::bind)

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blogs.nvidia.com 9y ago

World’s First Real-Time 3D Oil Painting Simulator

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pocoproject.org 9y ago

Does C++ suck? (2007)

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scopeblog.stanford.edu 9y ago

Predicting lung cancer type and patient survival with computers

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engineering.stackexchange.com 11y ago

How fast does poop fall?

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www.ietf.org 11y ago

IP Over Avian Carriers with Quality of Service

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mainisusuallyafunction.blogspot.com 11y ago

Raw system calls for Rust

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llvm.org 11y ago

LLVM/Clang 3.5 is out

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www.scala-js.org 11y ago

Announcing Scala.js 0.5.4

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github.com 11y ago

This RFC proposes a simplification to the I/O stack distributed with Rust

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github.com 11y ago

JavaScript Idiosyncrasies

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www.egison.org 12y ago

Egison – Pattern-matching-oriented Programming Language

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katychuang.com 12y ago

Cabal – the simple guide

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www.messynessychic.com 12y ago

The Forgotten Firsts: 10 Vintage Versions of Modern Technology

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paoloseverini.wordpress.com 12y ago

Generator functions in C++

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people.mills.edu 12y ago

Why are There so Few Female Computer Scientists? (1991)

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blog.qt.digia.com 12y ago

Qt 5.3 Released

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cpptruths.blogspot.de 12y ago

Fun with Lambdas: C++14 Style (part 2)

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github.com 12y ago

Chicken Dance License

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www.bbc.com 12y ago

Stephen Hawking’s new black hole theory

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www.extremetech.com 12y ago

Harvard cracks DNA storage, crams 700 terabytes of data into a single gram

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hypothyroidmom.com 12y ago

300+ Hypothyroidism Symptoms… Yes REALLY

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helloworldquiz.com 12y ago

Hello World Quiz

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allievi.sssup.it 12y ago

Duetto: a C++ compiler for the Web going beyond emscripten and node.js

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www.drdobbs.com 12y ago

In Praise of Haskell

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engineering.linkedin.com 12y ago

Play Framework: async I/O without the thread pool and callback hell

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fvisser.nl 12y ago

Why I don’t like the lens library

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Imagine a world where you are only allowed to work for cooperations such a this. Putting all the bureaucracy aside, to be filtered like this is such a Kafkaesque feeling.

Nowruz 5 years ago

Oh the Chinese tradition side of contemporary Nowruz history! Yes. Please do.

Disclaimer: from Iran

The fun thing about printed books in Iran(well im not sure about other states but at least about Tehran) is that you can almost find any censored book you want if you try, maybe just not in the bookstores, perhaps street.

Also the censorship in Islamic TV is just stupidly ridiculous but it's not that stupid comparing it to printed books.

Another fun thing about this topic is that I wouldnt have heard about this biggest(?! come on :|) bookstore if it werent for the folk who submitted this link.

Hmm I actually like the fact that the arguments of a function are defined using square brackets. It just reminds me of Clojure, especially the "defn" macro, which sounds pleasant to me.

I wonder what Lispers would say about that since I heard that not having a homoiconic syntax might cause some troubles at metaprogramming(macro) level.

Location: Tehran

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes but not for now; maybe 6 months to 1 year from starting.

Technologies: Linux, Git, C++, PHP, NodeJS, MySQL, Redis, MongoDB, and Ruby.

Résumé/CV: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/hamidreza-davoodi/27/88/5b5

Email: hamidr.dev at gmail

About me:

I ... .

    + know ... 

      - how to ...

	* write clean code

	* use git appropriately

	* use Linux and BASH

      - a lot about functional programming paradigms

      - object oriented programming

      - meta template programming

      - duck typing

      - how to code in VIm

    + want to get involved with ...

      - Scalability

      - Scala, Erlang, and haskell

    + love to know more about ...

      - functional programming

      - scrum and agility

      - scalability

    + love ...

      - type systems (such as in Haskell)

      - functional programming paradigms

      - clean and elegent strutures

      - VIm (or even Evil in emacs :P)

SEEKING WORK: Tehran, Iran.

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies(worked with): C/C++1y(Qt, Boost, and ASIO), PHP(Symfony and Kohana), JavaScript(jQuery and AngularJS), Bootstrap, Ruby, Git, MySQL, MongoDB, and Redis.

Resume: On request. http://www.linkedin.com/pub/hamidreza-davoodi/27/88/5b5

Email: hrdavodi at gmail com

Rates: $35/hour, ($40 for projects extending over 120 hours/month)

Familiar with(or willing to learn): Scala(play and spray), Haskell, RoR, and AngularJS.

Location: Tehran, Iran.

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies(worked with): C/C++1y(Qt, Boost, and ASIO), PHP(Symfony and Kohana), JavaScript(jQuery and AngularJS), Bootstrap, Ruby, Git, MySQL, MongoDB, and Redis.

Resume: On request. http://www.linkedin.com/pub/hamidreza-davoodi/27/88/5b5

Email: hrdavodi at gmail com

Rates: $35/hour, ($40 for projects extending over 120 hours/month)

Familiar with(or willing to learn): Scala(play and spray), Haskell, RoR, and AngularJS.