oleks

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by oleks 10y ago
I typically fall back to perl when sed isn't quite versatile/cross-platform enough. What do Go regular expressions offer over Perl regular expressions? (Performance, I imagine.)
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PoC||GTFO 0x11:This Is an HTML/Ruby/PDF/ZIP Polyglot; Or, the Treachery of Files(alchemistowl.org)
2 points by oleks 10y ago|0 comments
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by oleks 10y ago
More importantly, the book fails to mention affine arithmetic.
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by oleks 11y ago
There's a curses interface[1], and a Python interface[2] built into GDB. Also, you can issue commands when breakpoints are hit[3]. [1]: https://sourceware.org/gdb/onlinedocs/gdb/Break-Commands.htm... [2]
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CppCon 2015: Greg Law “Give me 15 minutes and I'll change your view of GDB”(youtube.com)
3 points by oleks 11y ago|1 comments
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by oleks 11y ago
Sometimes, a module is much more than just a collection of functions. Sometimes, a module is a framework, or a whole embedded domain-specific language. At least, it usually encompasses a way of thinking about a given problem. Erlang is simp
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by oleks 11y ago
> Joe talked about this in Strange Loop 2014, and it seems to me that the idea is far less crazy than it seems. The more functional programming I do, the more sense it makes. Someone (sorry, don't remember who) also mentioned this a
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by oleks 11y ago
> The prerequisite for such a way of programming is to use plain universal interchangeable data structures. "Write programs to handle text streams, because that is a universal interface." - Doug Mcllroy I'm not sure it&#x2
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by oleks 11y ago
- Just because that they can, doesn't mean that they would. - The list lists Ukrainian aircraft lost during the conflict, not the separatist/Russian aircraft. - Yes, separatist-held territory is Ukraine territory, and separatist
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by oleks 11y ago
The fact that you are having this conversation is a good start.
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by oleks 11y ago
Looks quite elegant :-) You should probably use else-if instead of ifs though, otherwise it is (immediately) complicated to e.g. count the number of instructions you execute.
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by oleks 11y ago
Genericity usually comes at the cost of performance. But it seems that we've come to terms with a handful of basic datatypes in our databases, and so I think it makes a great deal of sense to specialize our fancy, theoretically fast, g
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by oleks 12y ago
Perhaps amusingly, the Computer Science education at the University of Copenhagen includes no mandatory Calculus course, but it does include a Linear Algebra course. Even so, students have a hard time seeing what they'll use Linear Alg
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by oleks 12y ago
Yes. Bugging your own chips is cheaper than bugging Intel's.