Lately I’ve been hopping between projects that use different Rust, Python, and TypeScript package managers, and I kept having to turn back to documentation to keep their subcommands straight when switching from one back to another. So I made this cheat sheet for my own reference, and I might as well share it with the…
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I finally got my hands on the micro:bit , the BBC ’s new educational computer and spiritual successor to the legendary BBC Micro , and I’m absolutely in love with its potential as a platform for learning how to code.
I ran into a really fun bug at work yesterday, where I discovered that my C program was branching down logically inconsistent code paths. After drinking another cup of coffee and firing up GDB I realized that somehow, a boolean variable in my code was simultaneously testing as both true and not true.