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A new protocol and tool for PNG file attachments
(nullprogram.com)
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How Replication Works in MySQL
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Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon
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Joe Armstrong's List of Lists
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strcpy: A niche function you don't need
(nullprogram.com)
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640 Pages in 15 Months
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PEP 563 (postponed evaluation of annotations) delayed till 3.11
(mail.python.org)
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We don't need a string type (2013)
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I agree with you. In fact I would say understanding compilers is really pretty easy. They are some of the most well researched and documented subjects (in CS) out there. Almost all compilers are going to follow a similar structure of lex -&
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Thanks for the share!
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I had never heard of a reverse shell before. That is a very neat and simple little trick!
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I think Jeff Geerling answers this question succinctly in this video https://youtu.be/kgVz4-SEhbE?t=307 (starting at the 5min mark). TL;DW - It's fun and you gain the added skills of managing bare metal with physical I
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LuaJIT: Trace-Based JIT Compiler Technical Documenation [pdf]
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I could be wrong, but I thought UUIDs could cause some performance troubles for larger table when there is an index on it? edit: This explains it a bit > When you insert a new row with a random primary key value, InnoDB has to find the p
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Really cool project! At what point in the development did you start to use lite as your editor to develop it? I'm sure that was a fun milestone to hit.
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Real Time Rendering maintains a list of high quality free resources including "Ray Tracing: In One Weekend" http://www.realtimerendering.com/#intro
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Niklaus Wirth's, "Algorithms + Data Structures = Programs", is also a great read for the last chapter, "Language Structures and Compilers", which is a nice succinct read. It provides a little more formalism than Cra