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How the Matrix Built a Bullet-Proof Legacy(wired.com)
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by arunc 8y ago
D community needs more "quality" engineers and language purists, no doubt. It is not just the lack of money or the lack of man power. It is the lack of high quality man power. Andrei has pretty much summarized the current situatio
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by arunc 8y ago
That's a big article and thanks for summarizing it!
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A new Einstein cross is discovered(phys.org)
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Show HN: Git-crecord to interactively select changes to commit or stage(github.com)
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‘A Swiss cheese-like material’ that can solve equations(penntoday.upenn.edu)
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Mount Everest: Melting glaciers expose dead bodies(bbc.com)
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A new Einstein cross is discovered(phys.org)
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Java Annotated Monthly(blog.jetbrains.com)
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Mark Zuckerberg is rumored to have a secret escape passageway beneath his conf(businessinsider.com)
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by arunc 8y ago
These kind of code-signing certificates should be free for free and open source projects. D Language community recently [1][2] bought a certificate reluctantly to satisfy Windows defender, virus scan warning, etc. Sadly we are stuck with th
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The joys of translating C++’s std:function to D(atilaoncode.blog)
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‘Upskirting’ now a specific crime as bill receives Royal Assent(gov.uk)
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Is WPF Still Relevant in 2019?(claudiobernasconi.ch)
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Censoring China’s Internet, for Stability and Profit(nytimes.com)
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by arunc 8y ago
I use printf as well. However I use debugger (gdb in my case) to look at the assembly to see if it is optimized without having to resort to compilation flags, objdump, nm, etc.
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by arunc 8y ago
Thanks!
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by arunc 8y ago
For the sake of history, `range` was found/coined by Andrei [1] [2] as a way to overcome the issues with the iterator pattern (in STL). I wish Eric Niebler credited Andrei somewhere, but I couldn't find any. Honest question: why s
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by arunc 8y ago
Absolutely. I'm using keepass on Windows, Linux and Android in parallel with Google drive sync. Just fantastic!
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Putin's Central Banker Purges 100 Banks a Year in Epic Crackdown (2017)(bloomberg.com)
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What D got wrong(atilanevesoncode.wordpress.com)
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C++ Standard Ranges – Eric Niebler(ericniebler.com)
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by arunc 8y ago
1. Save the money. Don't spend it out of excitement. 2. Save the money. Don't spend it out of excitement. 3. Consult a finance professional. 4. Learn investment strategies and learn to invest slowly. You have enough money to exper
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by arunc 8y ago
If a function is pure, it is automatically inferred by the compiler and it will be marked for purity (sorry for the lack of words). We don't have to annotate with pure attribute. Also D offers the right balance of functional programmin
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by arunc 8y ago
Not to forget, C++ template meta-programming was discovered by accident. That's probably the only feature (and C++ is the only language) that I can think of in any language that's discovered by accident and is of utmost essential
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by arunc 8y ago
I've written wrappers for C++ libraries to work with D and it's _very_ easy. To work with C++ classes in D, I created factory methods that created/destroyed them with C ABI and used/disposed them respectively. Working wi
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by arunc 8y ago
> In D, . is used for both This is an absolute pleasure to work with. Turtles (.) all the way down (pointers, values, modules, etc)!
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by arunc 8y ago
Congrats for Weka.IO. They managed to pull it through after the CEO visited the DConf and asked for help. D is a brilliant language. I got drawn into D by this article[1]. I've used D to replace some of the test tools where Java/P
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by arunc 8y ago
1. Stop teaching OOP with C++. 2. Document the anti patterns. OOP is not bad otherwise. I can't see how GUI frameworks can be easy and powerful without OOP.
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by arunc 8y ago
I'm thankful for Walter Bright and Andrei Alexanderscu, the authors of the D programming language. Although I found the language late in 2015, it showed me a new way to think about programming. I just hope D language foundation gets so

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