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by recentdarkness 13y ago
well to level3 I can tell you, I just used grep embedded in a nodejs server application :D Everything boiled down to this: "cd " + data_path + "; grep -rno " + key + " | cut -d: -f1,2 | sort | uniq" I read the
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by recentdarkness 13y ago
wally is that you? SCNR
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Request for Funding our Electricity(marc.info)
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The OpenBSD Foundation - Funding for OpenBSD and related Projects(openbsdfoundation.org)
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by recentdarkness 13y ago
True, The C++ Standard Library is a very good book as well
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by recentdarkness 13y ago
Well it depends on where you stand. For beginners a very good book from my experience is C++ Primer by Stanley B. Lippman, Josée LaJoie, Barbara E. Moo. The 5th edition even goes into the newer topics like the aforementioned lambdas, also v
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by recentdarkness 13y ago
Well I just skimmed the book but it seems to be incomplete. Even though it is referring to C++11 it is not talking about language features like: - lambdas - Templates (it's referring to the STL at the end though) Which since this is a
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by recentdarkness 13y ago
concepts are not finalized yet, AFAIK
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by recentdarkness 13y ago
He's just saying that if you write C in C++ it's as 'simple' as C itself. > C++ is essentially C with a ton of features added on top. You would just not use those 'ton of features on top'
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by recentdarkness 13y ago
From my experience are these contents only provided once per IP and then you're getting filtered to not get any content again, to prevent 'easy' detection of this. You simply get blacklisted after the first serving
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by recentdarkness 13y ago
Hmm this post reminds me really of Container Choice: http://i.stack.imgur.com/HNMy4.png Which was, at least in the C++ community I was active in, pretty famous It actually helped a lot of beginners choosing the right C++ St
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by recentdarkness 13y ago
It shouldn't matter because if you swap the execution order, the 'no return' can be faster too in that test.
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by recentdarkness 13y ago
This is worth an own domain? really?