@VictoriqueM `int` is 32bit in Java. `int` in Go depends on the system architecture, most likely 64bit on dev machines. (Didn't measure whether that's what makes the difference.)
@fredbrancz The Algorithm Design Manual for algorithms. A Philosophy of Software Design for general programming. https://t.co/xW9uibjk5M for learning about software architecture. The Little Book of Semaphores for concurrency.
@broady I did have brain fog this summer, but not due to covid. tl;dr; my Vitamin D tanked and after taking supplements it recovered.
During that time I was looking into brain fog and found https://t.co/1FZPjiZ2PR and https://t.co/EsBYcrrbvg, which were useful to some people I know.
@Grady_Booch@JoranLeest I'm not sure the specific one it's using, but tools in a similar category:
* https://t.co/o4s0vo5vi8
* https://t.co/kNTlQoBrYP
* https://t.co/bl5zQHTFyv
The general term seems to be "DMX software" (https://t.co/BOZdcyqbWc contains a list).
@johncutlefish B. The inverse "imagined ideal e. - perceived e. > 0", would mean a situation where you do something and "things just work", whereas you weren't able to imagine that things can be that easy. In other words, this is "good magic". The easiest example would be using text-to-image nn
@mholt6 I don't have a specific recommendation, but, one of my goto places to find answers to such questions is alternativeto, e.g. https://t.co/ZLJFkyrZAR
@oleg008 Wouldn't it be clearer to let people input the unit directly? e.g. if you want to set it `em`, you'll input `100em`. The same could be used for the prefix button, but it's less conventional.
I have released v0.1.0 of Gotraceui, the efficient frontend for Go execution traces. It is my latest project and an attempt at bringing Go's traces to the masses.
Please check it out at https://t.co/5ozPUaLKOR #golang
So, I wrote a blog post about Go integration tests with Postgres, and how to setup a clean "database" in less than 30ms (in many cases).
https://t.co/qgy3TOrzRz