coldgrnd

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The React Native Adventure(medium.com)
2 points by coldgrnd 8y ago|0 comments
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by coldgrnd 11y ago
is the code of "Hecate: The Hex Editor From Hell" available to look at?
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Choosing the Type of your Types(blog.coldflake.com)
1 points by coldgrnd 12y ago|0 comments
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Testing Without A Brain(blog.coldflake.com)
1 points by coldgrnd 12y ago|0 comments
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Android Style Message Passing in C++(blog.coldflake.com)
2 points by coldgrnd 13y ago|0 comments
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The Incredible Brew(blog.coldflake.com)
1 points by coldgrnd 13y ago|0 comments
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by coldgrnd 14y ago
I was wondering about that, but is it really wrong? From what I found in the "BSD General Commands Manual": Any arguments specified on the command line are given to utility upon each invocation, followed by some number of the arguments r
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by coldgrnd 14y ago
s += $7 means "add the content of the 7th column to the total"
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by coldgrnd 14y ago
actually there is heaps of love for awk... so much actually that I'd rather spend a whole post on it than to "just" make it one item :)
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by coldgrnd 14y ago
wow...that's quite some statistical data you gathered! I tried this myself using this command: cat ~/.bash_history | cut -f1 -d' ' | sort | uniq -c | sort -n -r turns out my .bash_history is clipped at it's default size-limit (500
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Top Unix Command Line Utilities(blog.coldflake.com)
109 points by coldgrnd 14y ago|63 comments
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by coldgrnd 14y ago
Most of what I learned about C++ I got from books, blogs and some great C++ guys (mostly from the boost community). I have to admit I did not read the standard at all. could you give an example of a case where you hit undefined behavior sin
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by coldgrnd 14y ago
@fferen, @jlarocco, @Mon_Ouie, @deckiedan: I know you can probably set up all you need within the blink of a second (using emacs or vim or a template setup). Actually I'm so hooked on this idea I even wrote my own rake based C/C++ Buildsys
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by coldgrnd 14y ago
Uuhhh...damn! I messed that up. corrected now! thanks!
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by coldgrnd 14y ago
I'd say error recovery could be better. You often get kicked out of the session and than your environment is lost. Also: they claim the 'auto' keyword is implicit, does not seem to work for me. But it's pretty cool to use!
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Cling: Running C++ in an interpreter(blog.coldflake.com)
113 points by coldgrnd 14y ago|48 comments