EdSchouten

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by EdSchouten 8y ago
OP here. I received an e-mail this morning, asking whether I could fill in this survey. I am in no way affiliated with the author of this survey. I decided to post it, because I thought some of the examples presented in the survey were inte
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Understanding of C-preprocessors [MSc thesis survey](befragungen.ovgu.de)
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This was already a couple of years ago, so I forgot some of the details. It made a lot of sense in this case to not have a parent pointer in the tree nodes, for the reason that that would bump the size of a node just over 32 bytes (left, ri
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by EdSchouten 8y ago
Interesting about AVL trees is that almost all implementations out there either use recursive algorithms or require nodes to have parent pointers. This is due to the fact that most literature on AVL trees describe top-down insertion/de
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And for Python there is Subpar: https://github.com/google/subpar
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I think the math was done inversely. 1:42 -> 3:16: 90% slowdown?
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by EdSchouten 8y ago
Shamelessly promoting something that I wrote myself: https://github.com/ProdriveTechnologies/bazel-latex These are rules for building LaTeX documents using the Bazel build system. What's pretty nifty is that these
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by EdSchouten 8y ago
I currently use Bazel in combination with rules_docker to construct container images of applications, often written in Go. As I don't depend on cgo, my container images may be bare (i.e., only containing a Go executable and some static
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Serious question: what's the value of using this over https://uriparser.github.io/ ?
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Exactly, which is why I said: "it would at least accept"
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I think this proposal looks pretty good, but it does expose something odd about the core language. Given this example from the article: func Max(type T ordered) (a, b T) T { if a < b { return b } return a
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Aren't there many tools out there that can already do this? I thought even objcopy(1) can turn an arbitrary file into a .o file containing a single symbol holding the data.
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There are many companies out there that work with weekly schedules (e.g., in production). In some of those cases you're not necessarily interested in using months and days of the month. Instead, you want to use week numbers. These flag
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https://www.gov.uk/
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What about Ninja? https://ninja-build.org/