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“So the site’s pretty simple, all it needs to do is X, Y and Z. You seem like a good programmer so I’m sure it will only take you a few days to put it toge
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“So the site’s pretty simple, all it needs to do is X, Y and Z. You seem like a good programmer so I’m sure it will only take you a few days to put it toge
Unicode can be confusing. Here’s a “just the facts I need” presentation about how to handle it correctly.
I noticed there are no MSVC examples in there — was it not a targeted compiler? If so, I’m curious as to why.
It's not about technology for its own sake. It's about being able to implement your ideas.
The other night I had to debug a problem where CMYK colors specified in an OmniGraffle file weren't making it into an exported PDF (or at...
Probability theory might be the most useful area for programmers, but it is also a blurry field, difficult to learn right. You might check this book for details, and there is also an free, online draft version available. The Logic of Science
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A major milestone: announcing Go 1, the first stable version of Go.
Everything you need to know to pull down, branch off of, squash, and fork in GitHub in one handy little guide.
After the last post about high performance, high level programming, Slava Pestov, of Factor fame, wondered whether it was generally true that “if you want good performance you have to write C…
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You may have heard last week how Innokenty Mihailov’s great Enumerable::Lazy feature was accepted into the Ruby 2.0 code base. But you may not have heard about an even more significant change that was merged into Ruby 2.0 in January: a new algorithm for garbage collection called “Bitmap Marking.” The developer behind…
Posted by James Bennett on March 23, 2012
[The Python version described in this article is 3.x, more specifically - the 3.3 alpha release of CPython.]