miniblog.

Clang has already landed initial patches for C++1z coroutines! https://llvmweekly.org/issue/95 Impressive since this is just an anticipated feature!

Writing a changelog programmatically: https://github.com/clog-tool/clog-cli (really nice idea, saves duplication of work if your messages are thorough)

Emacs tip of the day: try smartparens-strict-mode. It makes C-k keep brackets balanced! `foo(1, |bar(2))` press C-k and `foo(1, |)`. Nice!

LLD, whilst producing bigger binaries than gold, is linking in *half* the time! Incredible

It's easy to forget how register constrained the x86 architecture is. Even a gameboy had more general purpose registers!

Emacs 25 will make describe-key even smarter! You will be able to find out which keymap your keybinding was found in.

.@rejeep is there a major mode for editing Cask files in Emacs? I'd expected one but can't find anything. What do you use?

Blogged: Even More BF Optimisations: http://t.co/rypK2tkvMW

Documentation on profiling @rustlang is limited, but https://llogiq.github.io/2015/07/15/profiling.html has some excellent examples (see also https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/3dcquc/blog_profiling_rust_applications/ )

Emacs command of the day: reverse-region. Reverses the lines in the region. Very obscure, but extremely useful to me today!

I'm fascinated to learn that powershell has dynamic scoping! I'd thought dynamic scoping had totally fallen out of favour in new languages.

"[C is] optimised for speed, as long as your target is basically a fast PDP-11" http://t.co/CUPgG4GBcO -- limitations of C optimisations

Emacs tip of the day: if you're using ido-find-file (C-x C-f when using ido), you can type // to switch to the root directory.

The Chrome team is looking at time and user limited web experiments: https://infrequently.org/2015/08/doing-science-on-the-web/ (a great idea, vendor prefixes rarely die)

It's astoundingly difficult to use Application Cache correctly: http://t.co/JyQemENKEC (great webdev articles like this reference the spec)