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CppCon 2016: Herb Sutter “Leak-Freedom in C++ by Default.”(youtube.com)
4 points by rvalue 10y ago|0 comments
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Slides for the conan demo at CppCon2016(github.com)
3 points by rvalue 10y ago|0 comments
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by rvalue 10y ago
I enjoyed working and using Homebrew. My first contribution was to bring python 3.5.1 to brew. Loved the processes they have in place for anyone to make a change and have it available for distribution for the whole world using brew on OSX.
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by rvalue 10y ago
ahh burn!
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by rvalue 10y ago
My greatest concern with Allo was it is bound to build bad habits in the newer generation who do not take a deeper thought about privacy. And it's spoiling them into doing all things the easy way. For e.g. one would wonder if a new mes
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by rvalue 10y ago
I have observed on my device when i use Transit Stop to check for bus schedule, Uber app pops up.
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by rvalue 11y ago
This is interesting :)
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by rvalue 11y ago
I like the work but Is it possible that "maybe" you don't catch something and it actually happens?
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by rvalue 11y ago
When it said turn off all the lights, i was thinking, what a thing to say.... the whole room would go dark :D
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by rvalue 11y ago
Oh shit! My freedom is now protected by icons, ugly as fuck
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by rvalue 11y ago
Where are all the 9's gone? :)
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by rvalue 11y ago
Thanks for this. Now i feel the OP's usage justified
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by rvalue 11y ago
This is ridiculous! Is there no other way to test features on OSX ? or like a cloud environment? Not only is this waste of money but also non eco friendly buying all that hardware
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by rvalue 11y ago
Writing an implementation for parallel Travelling Salesman Problem w/ B&B using MPI and getting some god damn speedup
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by rvalue 11y ago
Any chance the project was called Lazarus? :D
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by rvalue 11y ago
I transform every chapter to some piece of code, either one already in it or of my own. If the chapter is only explaining the fundamentals of something, i make separate yellow notes in my study for a quick concept look. If I don't unde
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by rvalue 11y ago
I still find it shocking how people can continue to write in Go which still does not have an official debugger!
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DevTools: State of the Union 2015 // Speaker Deck(speakerdeck.com)
2 points by rvalue 12y ago|0 comments
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by rvalue 12y ago
Good thought but this simply would not work for me. Lots of context switching and I simply don't see myself making so many notes
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by rvalue 12y ago
http://stackshare.io/rvalue/tools-and-skills
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by rvalue 12y ago
isnt TDD dead already ? Just write unit and integration tests
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by rvalue 12y ago
thanks :)
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by rvalue 12y ago
I think there is some confusion here. What i meant was applications should be self documenting, something like swagger comes to my mind.
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by rvalue 12y ago
I am completely with you with the idea of replicating the whole system locally with help of Vagrant and making sure it is as close to production and then start and stop stuff and observe the change
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by rvalue 12y ago
Intellij does a very good job for most of my programming and I use it daily. In the process of learning a distributed system, the process of looking at the code as its documentation is not the ideal way. One could spend enormous amount of t
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by rvalue 12y ago
Thanks Stephn_R I did not think anyone would take time to answer so many of my questions. I agree with you on lots of points you mentioned above. Regarding the documentation I usually trust it if the module or the system is new, but if its
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Ask HN: Studying large code bases
57 points by rvalue 12y ago|24 comments
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by rvalue 12y ago
For me, A full stack developer is some one who has knowledge of ML, Web Design w/ UX, Application Development for web and mobile, Databases and Big Data
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Ask HN: Golang tool which scans Git repositories
1 points by rvalue 12y ago|0 comments