Chubak-PDP11
@chubak-pdp11.bsky.social
I am a systems programmer, I like developing language (especially DSLs) and I love S-Expressions. I also wish to make my own OS. Check my work at github.com/Chubek
From: "The Scholar Handbook"
June 3, 2024 at 4:52 AM
From: "The Scholar Handbook"
#NotableCSFigures: Donald Knuth, according to TexBook, his middle name is 'Ervin'. His paper on LR(0) parser table construction lead to LALR(1) and later yacc, lemon, and many others bottom-up parser generators. He made literate programming, and TeX.
May 31, 2024 at 6:05 AM
#NotableCSFigures: Donald Knuth, according to TexBook, his middle name is 'Ervin'. His paper on LR(0) parser table construction lead to LALR(1) and later yacc, lemon, and many others bottom-up parser generators. He made literate programming, and TeX.
Amazing CS Books #1: A Practical Theory of Programming - Eric C.R. Hehner
A nice, readable predisposition to whatever theories are behind programming a computer. Are you a high school student? A self-taught programmer? A CS student seeking easy text? It's for you!
A nice, readable predisposition to whatever theories are behind programming a computer. Are you a high school student? A self-taught programmer? A CS student seeking easy text? It's for you!
May 30, 2024 at 7:18 PM
Amazing CS Books #1: A Practical Theory of Programming - Eric C.R. Hehner
A nice, readable predisposition to whatever theories are behind programming a computer. Are you a high school student? A self-taught programmer? A CS student seeking easy text? It's for you!
A nice, readable predisposition to whatever theories are behind programming a computer. Are you a high school student? A self-taught programmer? A CS student seeking easy text? It's for you!
- Notable CS Figures #1: Adele Goldberg She worked at Xerox PARC in the haydays. She is the co-author of Smalltalk-80 standard, with Dave Robson. As well as an OOP pioneer, she is also known for her research on GUI. This is just a small portion of her contributions.
#NotableCSFigures
#NotableCSFigures
May 30, 2024 at 6:45 PM
- Notable CS Figures #1: Adele Goldberg She worked at Xerox PARC in the haydays. She is the co-author of Smalltalk-80 standard, with Dave Robson. As well as an OOP pioneer, she is also known for her research on GUI. This is just a small portion of her contributions.
#NotableCSFigures
#NotableCSFigures
May 30, 2024 at 7:45 AM
TIL algorithms are a 'hoax'. I always suspected bubble sort to be a hoax, but rest of them are real.
May 27, 2024 at 6:53 AM
TIL algorithms are a 'hoax'. I always suspected bubble sort to be a hoax, but rest of them are real.