Please read the README. The tool turns Markdown into NSPasteboard on Mac, or CF_HTML on Windows, so that when you press Cmd/Ctrl-P onto supported applications (Teams, Word, Google Docs), you get something similar to how Github would display the Markdown in the browser.
Cool. I’ve just publish a tool md2cb to convert markdown to clipboard content (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46896623) using mmdr internally. Totally unaware of this being posted just yesterday.
I need the rendered content, not the plain text HTML. As mentioned in the README, I used pandoc in a previous version of the tool, but its output isn’t good looking for my use case.
Location: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Golang, Java, C++, ReactJS, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, K8S, GKE, CI/CD, Distributed System.
Résumé/CV: https://letientai.io/cv
Email: (find in CV)
I'm 10+ YoE SWE, who built high-scale performant microservices, core libraries, and developer tools at Shopee (the E-commerce leader in Southeast Asia). Able to learn and be productive quickly with whatever stack you use. My last project at Shopee was a framework that abstracts infrastructure components (DB, cache, mq, ...), enabling developers to build new services quickly focusing on only the business logic. It's similar to Spring Boot but for Golang. It's not OSS, unfortunately.
I'm looking for either a full-time or contract remote position.
I'm the OP. I'm working on unify and improving various Distributed Lock implementations for my employer. The first ugly fact is most of our currently implementations are not safe[0], and the second ugly fact, AFAIK, is the safe ones are slow. I'm trying to find something in between, or better.
I tinkered with it a bit and create this code[0] based on a song[1] that I'm learning. I think this tool is cool and has potential, but still need a lot more improvement. At least it needs a way to reduce duplicate in my code :)
Just only watch the intro lecture and I can confidently confirm that this course would be fantastic. However, the professor mentioned that this course is only about processor. Anyone know similar courses/books about filesystem, network, RAM, ....?
If you just want to write better code literally, then consider reading Clean Code[0].
If you want to dive deeper in to Computer Science and become a Software Engineer, then there's a lot more to learn. Here's some short tips:
- Learn a few programming language for their paradism: Java (OOP); Python, Hashkell, Scala (Functional Programming), Rust (memory safety). You don't have to actually work on them, just need to be able to write some algorithm and know their key features.
- Read more code, especially those from high quality projects.
- Experiment a lot. Don't just read articles, blog posts. You have to get your hand dirty.
No. But once in a while, I want to remind us some bit of history. Hopefully inspire new developers, just like how I got the inspirations about old stuff when I first joined HN.
Seriously, a lot of questions anwer themselves after I read the related manual. Ever since I got that as a reply on my StackOverflow question, it becomes my motto.
I learn stuff on my own time. If I need more time and the learning phrase is directly related to the my work then I can ask manager to reduce workload. But usually I don't need to ask. I also believe that self-learning in free time is standard expectation for our industry (software). If I run a company later, I would expect the same for my hires.
I don't have any experience with Pascal cards. My ones are usually the consumer laptops from Dell (Inspiron, Vostro, XPS, Precisions), Lenovo Thinkpad, HP...
Totally agree. For all the non-Mac laptops I've used, nouveau is never a problem. And Ubuntu default setting is pretty good nowadays. I'm suprise that those point make it to a "2020 Edition" list.
* Based on musl libc, busybox and the Linux kernel.
As some one who is working on Go ecosystem, this drops my interesting immediately. Using musl libs means a lot of tools can't be used on this OS unless we install the glibc.