Beej Jorgensen

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@aury_codes (Sorry, I don't come here often!) If you follow the links from beej.us/guide/ you'll find PDFs for all the guides. Glad to hear it's useful! 😀

@beejjorgensen Thank you so much for the C guide and the pointers guide especially, that work is priceless. Is there any way to get the C one in PDF format?? I want to read it on my train rides

@Austen Writing code in English is harder than writing it in code. AI is great for boilerplate and autocomplete. But one advantage to programming languages is concise, mathematical unambiguity and very commonly that's what we want, from aircraft control systems to banking to video games.

Engineers with a few years of experience: What is the thing stopping you from using AI more in writing code?

@carriekirby @GamesUnderdog I love old games like this. Nine Men's Morris is another good one. Also Xiangqi. And the Tafl games. I'm always a little bummed when the rules are lost to time, but what can you do. I'd use Inkscape to make boards, then print them out to play them.

For @gamesunderdog I'm asking: Are you into vintage board games? Like, ancient ones? Like #chaturanga ? underdoggames.com/a/blog/what-is…