In order to make an program written in Perl working on a computer
running Windows 10 I had to include several DLLs but which ones and
where were they located? Read about it in PAR
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tags: [rust]
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Rust’s Ugly Syntax
People complain about Rust syntax. I think that most of the time
when people think they have an issue with Rust’s syntax, they
actually object to Rust’s semantics. In this slightly whimsical
post, I’ll try to disentangle the two.
Source: Rust's Ugly
Syntax,
an article by Alex Kladov.
Over the course of the last few articles, we’ve investigated how
Git calculates diffs between different
versions of a file, first looking at the Myers diff
algorithm
and then its linear space
variant. As
a programmer, you are probably most familiar with diffs as a way for
you to see what’s changed; you see them whenever you run the git
diff or git show commands, or when you use GitHub’s compare
view or read a pull request. But diffs aren’t only for human
consumption, although their design is strongly influenced by human
expectations. They also form an ingredient in other computations
that Git has to perform, the most common one being merging.
Source: Merging with
diff3, an
article by James Coglan.