Dennis Ritchie Day - O'Reilly Radar
Dennis Ritchie Day On 10/30/11 let's remember the contributions of computing pioneer Dennis Ritchie. Sunday, October 16 was declared Steve Jobs Day by California’s Governor Brown. I admire Brown for taking a step to recognize Jobs’ extraordinary contributions, but I couldn’t help be struck by Rob Pike’s comments on the death of Dennis Ritchie a few weeks after Steve Jobs. Pike wrote: I was warmly
blog.pasberth.com: Ruby から end をなくす!!! -- EndlessRuby を作ったよ
2011年9月2日金曜日 Ruby から end をなくす!!! -- EndlessRuby を作ったよ リポジトリ -> https://github.com/pasberth/EndlessRuby end を使わないで 代わりに Python のようにインデントで Ruby のコードを書ける EndlessRuby を作りました。 これを使うと!! Ruby を class EndlessRuby def hello! puts "hello!" のように インデントで書けます。 lib/endlessruby.rb があれば、end の代わりに インデントで書いたソースを require で読み込ませることもできます。 面倒ですが、なくてもいちおうコンパイルできます。 投稿者 pasberth 時刻: 21:38 メールで送信BlogThis!Twitter で
Speeding up JSON encoding in PyPy
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Language detection with Google's Compact Language Detector
Google's Chrome browser has a useful translate feature, where it detects the language of the page you've visited and if it differs from your local language, it offers to translate it. Wonderfully, Google has open-sourced most of Chrome's source code, including the embedded CLD (Compact Language Detector) library that's used to detect the language of any UTF-8 encoded content. It looks like CLD w
Hello from a libc-free world! (Part 1)
As an exercise, I want to write a Hello World program in C simple enough that I can disassemble it and be able to explain all of the assembly to myself. This should be easy, right? This adventure assumes compilation and execution on a Linux machine. Some familiarity with reading assembly is helpful. Here's our basic Hello World program:
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