hall of api shame: boolean trap http://t.co/kbMZ8pBCex
miniblog.
The Google C++ Test Framework has an interesting concept of non-fatal assertions (e.g. non-fatal: EXPECT_EQ fatal: ASSERT_EQ). New to me.
Surprised to learn that CSV does actually have an IETF RFC standardising it: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4180 (handling real data is messy though)
If you're a Hubot user and based in London, I've just released https://www.npmjs.com/package/hubot-tube-status to check on the current tube status!
jq http://t.co/Xczrc1ng3g is a fantastic tool for exploring JSON files. I wish I'd known about it earlier. http://t.co/gIwaGzatIA
Discovered jekyll-modes today, a major mode with syntax highlighting in highlight blocks when editing Jekyll posts. http://t.co/7FeQyFgICe
Blogged: My First LLVM Compiler: http://t.co/WUbsE7qawT
I'm coming round to the view that every project should have a code tidy script to keep formatting consistent.
Wow. In C++, `x = x` can have side effects! I can't think of any other language with this property.
Memcheck, the asm.js equivalent of valgrind: http://t.co/CdpcVG0a8p
`C-x TAB' is an underrated command (bound to indent-rigidly). You can give it a numeric +ve or -ve prefix argument, or use it interactively!
I'm nearly sorted with FSF copyright assignment! Excited!
"most code doesn’t even run once which is why JS engines wait for a function to be run before even fully parsing it"
IE will add asm.js optimisations! http://t.co/y9UoXFaXWX This is huge for near-native web performance.
It's amazing that gcc is still finding new ways to significantly improve performance (at least on some chips): http://t.co/lSREwMbhOe
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