Self Modifying Code

A Primer on Proxies

5 Time Blocking Templates To Help You Get More Done

How to leverage functional programming in Kotlin to write better, cleaner code

Issue #198

4/6/2022

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Self Modifying Code

Published: 25 March 2022
Tags: rust

Aleksey Kladov demonstrates how one can generate source code without using macros in Rust, but with concepts that apply to other programming languages as well.


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A Primer on Proxies

Published: 18 March 2022
Tags: http, networking

Lucas Pardue and Christopher Wood give a thorough overview of the technologies behind proxies, including TCP, HTTP. CONNECT, and QUIC.


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5 Time Blocking Templates To Help You Get More Done

Published: 6 October 2021
Tags: philosophy, sponsored

Time blocking helps you take back control of your calendar. Here are some of the most popular time blocking templates, along with how you can use them.


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How to leverage functional programming in Kotlin to write better, cleaner code

Published: 21 March 2022
Tags: functional, kotlin

Jerry Liu introduces functional programming (FP), presents its advantageous and disadvantageous, compares it to imperative programming, and demonstrates some examples of FP using Kotlin.


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