dlubarov

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1051.
Tiniest web server?(daniel.lubarov.com)
1 points by dlubarov 13y ago|0 comments
1052.
Happy Valentine's Day(happyvalentinesdaylovesquare.tumblr.com)
1 points by dlubarov 14y ago|0 comments
1053.
by dlubarov 14y ago
Hm, do you mean something like this (but without the header and footer)? <iframe src="http://jabberings.net/mysite" style="width: 800; height: 300px; border: none;"></iframe>
1054.
Show HN: Chat with WebSockets(jabberings.net)
3 points by dlubarov 14y ago|2 comments
1055.
The actual time complexity of array access(daniel.lubarov.com)
2 points by dlubarov 14y ago|2 comments
1056.
Unsafe exception throwing in Java(daniel.lubarov.com)
1 points by dlubarov 14y ago|0 comments
1057.
by dlubarov 15y ago
Out of curiosity, which consoles don't support C++ exceptions? PS2? I would say it's a deficiency in the kernel rather than a language problem... but an understandable one, because the runtime support is tricky (see http://sourcery.mentor.
1058.
by dlubarov 15y ago
What if you need to encode arbitrary dictionaries, which may have keys like "//", rather than objects with specific named attributes? And what if you want multiple comments in the same scope (say, a comment before each attribute)? From the
1059.
by dlubarov 15y ago
All 7-bit ASCII is valid UTF-8, so you're fine as long as you're really using 7-bit ASCII and not latin1 or Windows-1252, etc.
1060.
by dlubarov 15y ago
Well, it's convenient for simple things. You don't need to run a web server, or run a script to generate HTML.
1061.
by dlubarov 15y ago
The syntax is specific to GCC. "=g"(x) tells it that x is written by the assembly, so the compiler can't propagate an earlier value through the asm. The "g" means that the compiler can store x in a register, or in memory, etc. "%0" is repla
1062.
The real time complexity of a hash table lookup(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by dlubarov 15y ago|0 comments
1063.
by dlubarov 15y ago
Yes... this is very, very old news.
1064.
by dlubarov 15y ago
A few things I don't like about Scala: - Complex syntax: semicolon inference, optional parenthesis, optional braces, arbitrary infix operators, associativity rules... - Complex semantics: classes, case classes, traits, mixins, implicits, fu
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The tiniest Java REPL(daniel.lubarov.com)
2 points by dlubarov 16y ago|0 comments