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Essential git & github commands
12 Nov 22
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Main topics for Quiz #2: Ch. 5 program performance: understand the blockers, with examples of each, and the main solutions at this level, also the bounds on the measures of performance; Ch. 6 The memory hierarchy: disks, all cache; Ch. 7: Linking: very limited coverage, essentially, symbols and what the linker does with each type, the process of linking, and Ch. 8 Exceptional control flow up to what we covered on Lecture #12.
21 Nov 22
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A basic cheat sheet to document linux commands
19 Jul 23
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test du bash a remplir plus tard
26 Dec 22
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covers all the main concepts of software engineering
3 Jan 23
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my own custom config
6 Jan 23
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Basic terraform commands to get started
6 Jan 23
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Useful commands for GDB.
19 Jan 23
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Apex for interview and
23 Jan 23
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Cheat Sheet of Linux for #90DaysofDevops
25 Jan 23
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D365 F+O Development cheat sheet
16 Feb 23
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Linux command medium level, start with database related commands
7 Mar 23
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Shortcuts for IntelliJ on Mac OS
28 Apr 23
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A cheatsheet for Mermaid.
22 Feb 23
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Zsh Globbing cheatsheet. As updated and complete as they come.
14 Mar 23
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Elixir Cheat Sheet 2023
9 Mar 23
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cheat sheet for terminal editing
13 Apr 23
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Cheat Sheet for Machine Learning
20 Apr 23
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Solid&DesignPatterns
24 Apr 23
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uLisp (micro-lisp) is subset of Common Lisp targeted at very small devices, typically microcontrollers with limited memory. This is a wonderfully useful LISP and is great for learning the technology.
6 Jun 23
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how to use linux programing
4 Sep 23
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Command list for RHEL
9 Sep 23
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computer science basic knowledge
18 Sep 23
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lmaolmaolmaolmaolmao
18 Sep 23
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Sorting the data is always a resource-intensive operation. Therefore, using PROC SORT efficiently can save you both time and computing resources. There are a number of options associated with PROC SORT that can be used not only to control the performance and capabilities of the procedure but also to the resulting data set.
20 Sep 23