Hi @neuecc,
Do you know how to implement GetRef as instance method here:
public interface ITs<T> {
ref T GetRef(int index);
}
public struct Ts<T> : ITs<T> {
public T T0, T1;
public ref T GetRef(int i) {
switch (i) {
case 0: return ref T0; // ERROR CS8170
...
}
@valigo@TheGingerBill I am writing docs as runnable tests/examples with comments. Then I just convert to the md by stripping those comment symbols. Yeah, I actually do https://t.co/vZgrb2Btjo
We finally managed to get @swannodette on the podcast (and a quote of his on the homepage), and what a cracking episode this was!! We also published an essay to accompany it. Go watch it now!!
https://t.co/lOiIzMbTa5
a new cross-stream release: v0.13.4
- Actors are ~2x faster, a trivial actor goes from 40K to 90K frames/s
- reads can now filter on multiple topic patterns at once by merging their indexes (a MergeAppend), and
- embedders can supply a base Nushell engine so their own commands reach actors/services/actions
https://t.co/FPB4pyKDp7
Earlier this year, I promoted my book Mastering Programming. It is for readers are already programmers but want to improve their skills.
The feedback has been great. Many people enjoy the book.
Interestingly, there are still people reading programming books in 2026! Who knew?
Initially, I offered no ebook version. Although I was an early adopter of ebooks, I later reversed my view: books are best in paper form.
I wrongly assumed that programming-book readers shared my preference, but I received several comments to the contrary.
So, this week, I made an ebook version available on Amazon Kindle. It looks good.
The book is actually written in MarkDown. I convert the MarkDown to LaTeX with pandoc and down to PDF. I just had to update my scripts a little.
I am always eager feedback. Write to me, I take all comments seriously.
Now go buy my book (paper or ebook). The paper version looks good on a shelve. Impress your friends!
https://t.co/aywqRzHFHF
This is a clip I recently saw from Jinbe's Brazillian voice actor, where he recounts an episode where somebody told them how important his scene post Marineford was for her to snap out of depression after her son died. Maybe there's some English subtitled version somewhere, but at least here's the original https://t.co/AE1SFwzft0
@olson_dan Check out https://t.co/uKy3O2Yj7Q, I think it interest you. It's a centralized VCS, focused on trunk development (e.g. bi-directional shelves), but still allows you to create branches in an fast / agile way like Git for when needed.
@cablelounger Super nice. I have a more local idea on my pages to have a style button with the popup drawer to change variables and see the result. I like this kind of control/interactivity. But I am lacking the system approach. Here is style button at the top-right https://t.co/T6T1WoNNRV