Programming Hack

G4143

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Hello Everyone;

I'm basically a programming hack(not a hacker but hack) that's had some experience with Linux and in GNU's C and C++ and ASM(32/64bit) and Perl and OCaml .

Note: My favourite editor is the Linux based Vim!

 

whiteroot

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• Jan 16, 2019

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welcome, happy to see another linux guy!
happy vimming!

 

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Deleted member 923340

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• Jan 16, 2019

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This is the first time im seeing someone mentioning oCaml..here..i was in love with that language sometime back.

I think ahrefs using it on their backend.

 

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• Jan 16, 2019

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Deleted member 923340 said:

This is the first time im seeing someone mentioning oCaml..here..i was in love with that language sometime back.

I think ahrefs using it on their backend.

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Geek.

 

G4143

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Deleted member 923340 said:

This is the first time im seeing someone mentioning oCaml..here..i was in love with that language sometime back.

I think ahrefs using it on their backend.

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The tooling for the language has really progressed! Opam, Merlin, ocp-indent, UTop, Dune, etc. Its a snap to get OCaml setup on a Linux box with Opam, Merlin, and UTop.

 

l3est

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welcome to bhw

 

jefis

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How does a Hack differ from Hacker?

 

G4143

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jefis said:

How does a Hack differ from Hacker?

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One's a badass and the other can usually hack out a solution with some effort.

The definition I'm using: hack - cut with rough or heavy blows.

 

Last edited: Jan 16, 2019