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A practical introduction to kotlin multiplatform
(blog.bugsnag.com)
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Value Type Support for Legacy Java
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Yes, I suppose such use cases were the reason 'offsetof' was introduced. It's just that I wasn't taught any uses of macros other than trivial examples like `MIN` and `MAX`. That's why I found it interesting.
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C Macro Magic
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Don't Learn to Code in 2019, Learn to Solve Problems
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What does this tool provide that I can't get from a wrapper around gnu find?
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Wouldn't it make it very easy for family members to steal credentials? I guess it would be used as a second layer of security over and above passwords.
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Android to replace passwords with fingerprints for website authentication
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*Build once, run almost Anywhere
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Just about everything other than the syntax, and even that is similar to that C++ only at the method level.
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> In its general syntax, Java is very much like C++. But it does introduce some changes that (depending on your perspective) correct some flaws of C++ or botch up some features. Are you sure about that? Was java really like C++ during it
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Yes but then earth's one second would become the standard. This method is supposed to synchronize events between stations. We can always use atomic clocks for local uses.
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It doesn't appear to be impossible. Setup a transmitter at earth which emits a signal at uniform intervals containing current time (seconds since kanye west's marriage). An observer can then deduce current time if it knows where i
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No you're not being harsh. That site loads 1.3 mb of js, even though it doesn't have any dynamic content at all. The small header images for related articles you see along the right side are loaded as full hd images (probably the
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Or it will be compiled to it.
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Communication?
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Especially in the java world. It can no longer be considered quick by the time IDE boots up.
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I'm reading the source and it's pretty smooth. Feels like reading english.
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C++ is no longer C++. It might have been that at some point, but nowadays, it's more like C plus e'th root of pi.
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It looks like one will have to write a whole lot of languages to be reasonably good at language oriented programming. Remember the first couple of programs you wrote? I bet they were all quite similar.
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Object Oriented C: Interfaces
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An Amalgam of GUI and Command Line Interface Done Right
(ulauncher.io)
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Cuis: A Minimalist Smalltalk Environment, Based on Squeak
(github.com)
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Even if it is a myth, it's a myth worth believing.
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Object Oriented C: Methods
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struct wl_list from wayland project also works similarly. It really blew me away when I figured out how the macro uses pointer arithmetic to get the address of container. Here's an article I wrote about the wl_list implementation: htt
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How big is the stack on your machine?
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A vulnerability in ubuntu snap system allows privilege escalation to root
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My favourite one is 'pkill -9 java'. Fixes my laptop if it starts lagging.
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What do you think about intellij platform?
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