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What’s so hard about class types as non-type template parameters?

brevzin.github.io

c++
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Programming Pearls: bumper sticker computer science

bowdoin.edu

compsci pdf practices
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Locales, Encodings, and Unicode

open-std.org

c++pdf
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It works on my machine. Why?

thoughtbot.com

We’ve all been here. Something works just fine on your computer but not on someone else’s....
We’ve all been here. Something works just fine on your computer but not on someone else’s. The root problem might be tricky, so I listed possible things you can investigate. Next time it happens, you have a list of things to check. You have a different environment In my experience, this is the most common reason. Yo...

debugging
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Cryptography in Go: AES encryption — Bitfield Consulting

bitfieldconsulting.com

There are two kinds of cryptography in this world: cryptography that will stop your kid sister...
There are two kinds of cryptography in this world: cryptography that will stop your kid sister from reading your files, and cryptography that will stop major governments from reading your files. —Bruce Schneier, “Applied Cryptography” This is the third in a three-part series about cryptography in Go using the AES ci...

cryptography go
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Optimizing SPA load times with async chunks preloading

mmazzarolo.com

browsers javascript nodejs performance react
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GitHub - nullstalgia/null_iron_heart: A Rust-based BLE Heart Rate Monitor bridge for OSC in Social VR, OBS, and other miscellaneous uses!

github.com

rust show
1
Easy file-sharing with WebDAV

scvalex.net

devops
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nltk version 3.8.2 is no longer available on PyPi · Issue #3301 · nltk/nltk

github.com

programming python
1
Metaprogramming in bash | Adam Young's Web Log

younglogic.com

My job requires me to perform operations on multiple machines. These operation can either be against...
My job requires me to perform operations on multiple machines. These operation can either be against the platform management server (reboot, change firmware options) or via an remote connection to the operating system running on that machine. Here’s how I manage the scripts to simplify my work. Motivation Typically,...

linux
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3 reasons traces are better than metrics for debugging your application

hashnode.dev

Today I'll talk about the superiority of traces for understanding your system state and investigating problems....
Today I'll talk about the superiority of traces for understanding your system state and investigating problems. Traces excel at debugging your application due to several inherent properties. The granularity of traces provides a distinctive advantage. The rich cross-system context is critical to understand issues in ...

devops distributed
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Linux memory overcommit

opsmonkey.blogspot.com

Last week I learned something very interesting about the way Linux allocates and manages memory by...
Last week I learned something very interesting about the way Linux allocates and manages memory by default out of the box.In a way, Linux allocates memory the way an airline sells plane tickets. An airline will sell more tickets than they have actual seats, in the hopes that some of the passengers don't show up. Mem...

linux
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Neatnik Notes · Passkeys are not passwords

neatnik.net

Passkeys have been a thing for a little while now, and if you know me you...
Passkeys have been a thing for a little while now, and if you know me you know that I’m a big fan of the technology. They bring the power of public-key cryptography to individual website authentication, and they do it in a way that (usually) feels like magic. It’s pretty awesome stuff. One thing I see a lot of peopl...

security
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Why We Picked AGPL - ParadeDB

paradedb.com

law
2
Return an Enumerator When Your Collection Has Multiple Traversals

thoughtbot.com

A Ruby collection can only define a single #each to use with the Enumerable module. This...
A Ruby collection can only define a single #each to use with the Enumerable module. This is fine when the collection has one sensible way to be traversed, but what about collections with multiple valid ways of being traversed? Binary trees have multiple traversals Unlike an array where usually there’s only a single ...

ruby
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At Home In Your Firmware: Analysis of CVE-2024-36877

jjensn.com

SMM memory corruption vulnerability in MSI SMM driver (SMRAM write) A buffer overflow vulnerability was discovered...
SMM memory corruption vulnerability in MSI SMM driver (SMRAM write) A buffer overflow vulnerability was discovered which allows an attacker to execute arbitrary code. MITRE assigned CVE identifier: CVE-2024-36877 CVSS v3.1 Score 8.2 High AV:L/AC:L/PR:H/UI:N/S:C/C:H/I:H/A:H Affected MSI chipsets with confirmed impact...

exploitation msi persistence ring -2 security
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How big a table do you need for your jigsaw puzzle?

arxiv.org

Abstract Jigsaw puzzles are typically labeled with their finished area and number of pieces. With this...
Abstract Jigsaw puzzles are typically labeled with their finished area and number of pieces. With this information, is it possible to estimate the area required to lay each piece flat before assembly? We derive a simple formula based on two-dimensional circular packing and show that the unassembled puzzle area is √3 times the assembled puzzle area, independent of the number of pieces. We perform...

games math pdf
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Introducing datafusion-uwheel, A Native DataFusion Optimizer for Time-based Analytics

uwheel.rs

databases rust
1
DIABLO

d07riv.github.io

games
2
Would Sherlock use traces or metrics to debug your application?

hashnode.dev

Today I'll talk about the superiority of traces for understanding your system state and investigating problems....
Today I'll talk about the superiority of traces for understanding your system state and investigating problems. Traces excel at debugging your application due to several inherent properties. The granularity of traces provides a distinctive advantage. The rich cross-system context is critical to understand issues in ...

practices
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Logtalk introduction

logtalk.org

pdf programming
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Practices of Reliable Software Design

two-wrongs.com

programming
2
Emacsair! Forge 0.4.0 and 0.4.1 released

emacsair.me

I am excited to finally announce the release of Forge version 0.4.0, consisting of 699 commits...
I am excited to finally announce the release of Forge version 0.4.0, consisting of 699 commits since the last release two years ago. It was actually released six days ago, at the same time as Magit and nine other packages, which all had to be released at the same time.To avoid getting myself into a similar situation...

blog emacs personal release
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Will Postgres development rely on mailing lists forever?

vondra.me

Postgres is pretty old. The open source project started in 1996, so close to 30 years...
Postgres is pretty old. The open source project started in 1996, so close to 30 years ago. And since then, Postgres has become one of the most successful and popular databases. But it also means a lot of the development process reflects how things were done back then. The reliance on mailing lists is a good example ...

practices
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