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Edwin Kofler retweeted
We're in the process of moving SchemaStore.org to be hosted on GitHub Pages. We hope the transition will be smooth, but a few bumps on the way are expected.
@hyperupcall is leading the effort and is doing amazing work!
instead of calling it "dogfooding your own X" let's all call it what it really is - getting high on your own supply
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actually learning about C++ template template, reading some potential use cases - and a natural use case seems to be for STL-like functions that allow for passing in custom allocators that have compile-time optimized partial template specializations instead of run-time based size
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only when directly observed, does the Continuous Integration Wave Function collapse. but before then, CI is in a state of superposition
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got my shipment of @GamersNexus coasters and they're SO COOOOOOOL
if you haven't heard of Gamers Nexus - check them out! they make the BEST hardware reviews HANDS DOWN
ALT Photo of 4 silicon based coasters. One has design of Gamers Nexus logo, second has design of COU fan, Thurs looks like design of CPU, and another design of GPU with accompanying GDDR memory modules
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Edwin Kofler retweeted
i like to do [[nodiscard]] [[ using gnu : inline, hot, pure ]] int main()
it makes it go fast, just like -ffast-math
Just released v0.4.0 of Woof - the version manager to end all version managers! Written in Bash!
Only a few months until it'll hopefully be generally useful to other people 😄. The next release will use a Bash-native TUI library to make things SUPER easy
github.com/hyperupcall/woof/…
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perl: write once read nowhere
java: write once debug everywhere
c: write once compile nowhere
javascript: write once as slowware
python: write once and once again in c
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does anyone else like to uncheck "use hardware encoding" every now and then?
sometimes i like to reward my favorite piece of silicon with a break - a special little treat, for being so useful
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i just looked at the implementation of `std::unique_ptr` and i saw `new` and `delete` - not sure how I feel about that because `new` and `delete` are bad. very bad bad bad bad
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