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#DailyByte #12: Why 0.1 + 0.2 != 0.3 in most programming languages Ever written this in code and got "false"? Your computer didn't break, it's called floating point precision errors. Let's get into it! 👇
#DailyByte #13: Why Deleting a File Doesn't Actually Delete It (At First) Ever deleted a file and thought it was gone forever? Not quite. Let’s talk about what “delete” really means in most operating systems. 👇
#DailyByte #15: Zombie processes - when programs refuse to die properly Let’s dive into one of the weirdest phenomena in operating systems: A process that’s “dead”… but still here. 👇
#DailyByte #21: Intermediate Languages - designed for compilers, not for humans. But what even are intermediate representations (IR)? And why do compilers love them so much? Let’s explore how your code takes the scenic route through layers of hidden languages. 👇
#DailyByte #10: Why does Windows use letters like C:\ while Linux & macOS use /? Why do Windows users think of drives, and Unix users think of trees? Let's get into it. 👇
#DailyByte #11: The Curious Case of Case Sensitivity Across Operating Systems. Ever wondered why file.txt and FILE.txt are two different files on Linux, but the same on Windows? Let's get into it.👇
#DailyByte #14: Why email addresses have @ symbols (and almost didn’t) Ever wonder why your email looks like this: [email protected] Why the @ symbol? Who decided this? And what were the alternatives? Let’s talk about a decision made in the early 1970s… that stuck forever. 👇
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Tech Term of the day - A Computer Science concept explained. Level of Abstraction in computer science refers to the distance between a particular perspective and concrete reality. In summary: how you perceive things versus how they actually are. #Dailybyte
#DailyByte #21: Intermediate Languages - designed for compilers, not for humans. But what even are intermediate representations (IR)? And why do compilers love them so much? Let’s explore how your code takes the scenic route through layers of hidden languages. 👇
Today there will be no #DailyByte, but we are cooking something. Soon you will see it (;
#DailyByte #21: Brainfuck, the Esoteric Programming Language. Ever seen this? ++++++++++[>+++++++>++++++++++>+++>+<<<<-]>++.>+.+++++++..+++.>++.<<+++++++++++++++.>.+++.------.--------.>+.>. It prints “Hello World!” — in Brainfuck. Let's dive into it. 👇
![zuhaitz_dev's tweet image. #DailyByte #21: Brainfuck, the Esoteric Programming Language.
Ever seen this?
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It prints “Hello World!” — in Brainfuck. Let's dive into it. 👇](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Gudo1kkXkAAjTSW.png)
So, the next #DailyByte will be about Brainfuck 😉
If you had to code the entire universe from scratch, which language would you choose?
#DailyByte #20: Recursion, Primitive Recursion, and the Ackermann function. Recursion, a concept both powerful and mind-bending. But did you know there’s a weird hierarchy inside recursion… and some functions are just too recursive to be “primitive”? Let’s go.👇
Well, today there was no #DailyByte, but let's consider the Red Star OS research as one lol. I might research more later, but for now what I'll do is upload the English modified version to archive.org. The modification isn't really complicated, but it's of some help.
#DailyByte #19: 𝐔𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐑𝐞𝐠𝐞𝐱 𝐍𝐎𝐖 Most developers kinda know regex. Few understand it deeply. Today, you’ll finally learn how regex actually works, why it was invented and what the heck is going on behind /^(.+?)$/. Let’s demystify Regular Expressions. 👇
#DailyByte #16: CPU Easter eggs hidden in silicon — from cowboys to dragons. Here’s how chip designers sneak in art, and why. 👇
#DailyByte #15: Zombie processes - when programs refuse to die properly Let’s dive into one of the weirdest phenomena in operating systems: A process that’s “dead”… but still here. 👇
#DailyByte #14: Why email addresses have @ symbols (and almost didn’t) Ever wonder why your email looks like this: [email protected] Why the @ symbol? Who decided this? And what were the alternatives? Let’s talk about a decision made in the early 1970s… that stuck forever. 👇
#DailyByte #13: Why Deleting a File Doesn't Actually Delete It (At First) Ever deleted a file and thought it was gone forever? Not quite. Let’s talk about what “delete” really means in most operating systems. 👇
#DailyByte #12: Why 0.1 + 0.2 != 0.3 in most programming languages Ever written this in code and got "false"? Your computer didn't break, it's called floating point precision errors. Let's get into it! 👇
#DailyByte #8: The Great Kilo Controversy. Why your files aren’t as big as they claim? Who decided that 1 kilobyte = 1024 bytes? Let’s break down the history and the real units hiding in your computer. 👇
#DailyByte #6: How Punch Cards Shaped Modern Indentation Styles Because the past is still really present. Let's get into it. 👇
#DailyByte #21: Intermediate Languages - designed for compilers, not for humans. But what even are intermediate representations (IR)? And why do compilers love them so much? Let’s explore how your code takes the scenic route through layers of hidden languages. 👇
#DailyByte #13: Why Deleting a File Doesn't Actually Delete It (At First) Ever deleted a file and thought it was gone forever? Not quite. Let’s talk about what “delete” really means in most operating systems. 👇
#DailyByte #15: Zombie processes - when programs refuse to die properly Let’s dive into one of the weirdest phenomena in operating systems: A process that’s “dead”… but still here. 👇
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