We have had lots of requests for beginner-level assembly language tasks and we have started a wiki article here: trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/SmallASMT…
npm is a package manager for Node.js - but there's a faster alternative: pnpm. And in this guide, @ashutoshbw shows you how to install and use it. He covers configuring your shell, installing and removing packages, common commands, pnpm dlx, and more. freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-us…
avg SF techie: “i use mac cause it’s easier, linux is scary” grandma: “so i’m using the debian 12 version of linux and this is how you use FFMPEG”
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If FFmpeg provided handwritten assembly language lessons, what things would you like to see covered? Above and beyond this: blogs.gnome.org/rbultje/2017/0…
If we don't keep raising awareness of low-level programming skills, the skillset will disppear forever under a sea of SDKs, binary blobs and proprietary chips. C programming matters, assembly language matters.
Yes, we post a lot about programming languages and it gets people very excited and opinionated. But we do this to raise awareness that there is still a place for low-level code outside of Operating System development. FFmpeg still needs low-level optimisations to be fast
Java does not run on 3 Billion devices. 3 Billion devices are infected with Java
The string "use strict" in your JavaScript code means that you're in strict mode. This feature applies more constraints & helps you write cleaner, more secure code. In this guide @BenjaminSemah teaches you how to use it & how it differs from regular JS. freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-us…
FTC investigates Microsoft, Google, and Amazon investments into OpenAI and Anthropic winaero.com/ftc-investigat…
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FTC investigates Microsoft, Google, and Amazon investments into OpenAI and Anthropic
The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has initiated investigations into OpenAI, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, and Anthropic, according to Reuters. The
A hash map (or hash table) is a data structure designed to help you get data efficiently. And you can use one to solve the popular Two Sum problem in computer science. In this guide, @bigdevlarry walks you through it & discusses time complexity as well. freecodecamp.org/news/what-is-a…
Database Indexing Explained. Most databases require some form of indexing to keep up with performance benchmarks. Searching through a database is much simpler when the data is correctly indexed, which improves the system's overall performance. A database index is a lot like…
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In Software Development, design patterns are reusable solutions to common coding problems. And there are some key ones you should know. Here @PacifiqueLinja1 explains the MVC, Dependency Injection, Repository, Observer, & Decorator patterns w/ examples. freecodecamp.org/news/design-pa…
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