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icGrep claims up to 100x speedup over grep http://t.co/DTA6iPzuad -- perhaps an interesting ag alternative?
http://t.co/pBrC1IERZ4 is a gem of a site exploring sophisticated lisp macros.
Turns out it's possible to violate safety in Rust with Rc and integer overflow:
I've put on my retrocomputing hat today and emailed Symbolics regarding purchasing a license for Genera. I'm hoping it's cheap.
Today's hidden Emacs gem: pressing C-c C-b in an ielm buffer lets you associate it with a buffer, so you can inspect buffer-local variables.
Heterogeneous codebase optimisation with LLVM! Serious compiler framework leverage there. http://t.co/pZq60Kmt1A http://t.co/qpZINav2fd
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Rule-Based Programming in Interactive Fiction http://t.co/y4gI5M6pRy fantastic cogent discussion of programming challenges in IF.
Brunch is a convention-over-configuration alternative to Gulp with a focus on high performance incremental builds:
If I want to link to a specific heading on a webpage, I have to open a DOM inspector to find out if there is an ID. Is there no better way?
Nifty Emacs project of the day: tdd.el https://github.com/jorgenschaefer/emacs-tdd/ lets you run a compilation command on every save.
Learnt today that core Emacs contains a misc.el. Crikey! It's small at least.
"Whitespace[..]behaves the same as any other undefined var[..]This has potential to cause hard to track down errors" http://t.co/vzlLRdzoBS
There must be a market for a programming language where all the examples can fit in a tweet.
What is Emacs still missing relative to Zmacs? http://t.co/8ZsHIsYR2K (some distros still package Emacs without sources!)
Nom, a byte oriented, streaming, zero copy, parser combinator library in Rust http://t.co/MLsvAozIRV impressive, also shows the tricky bits
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