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computer science goes bonk
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Computer science goes bonk. 02/25/2013 at 08:58 PM visualization. One way to generate plausible-sounding gibberish is called Markov-chain text generation. It goes like this:. Grab a bunch of text (Shakespeare's Hamlet, the lyrics to Baby got Back, etc.). Generate probabilities of which letters will follow other letters in that text. Randomly pick new letters using the probabilities you just generated. The result is something that. Like the original text, but is nonetheless random. How random is it?
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computer science goes bonk
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Computer science goes bonk. What's in an enum? 11/30/2012 at 11:16 AM C. Pop quiz, hotshot:. How many possible values can. The answer, of course, is four. In addition to. Is a valid value for. A rule of thumb is that enums can hold any value that fits into the smallest bit pattern required by the enum. Since the. Enum needs two bits to store. One valid value is.
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computer science goes bonk
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Computer science goes bonk. 02/25/2013 at 08:58 PM visualization. One way to generate plausible-sounding gibberish is called Markov-chain text generation. It goes like this:. Grab a bunch of text (Shakespeare's Hamlet, the lyrics to Baby got Back, etc.). Generate probabilities of which letters will follow other letters in that text. Randomly pick new letters using the probabilities you just generated. The result is something that. Like the original text, but is nonetheless random. How random is it?
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computer science goes bonk
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Computer science goes bonk. 02/25/2013 at 08:58 PM. The bar exam for language lawyers. 02/20/2013 at 04:33 PM. 01/30/2013 at 03:44 PM. What's in an enum? 11/30/2012 at 11:16 AM. Rvalue references and rvalues. 05/19/2012 at 12:28 PM. A type by any other name. 04/25/2012 at 06:29 PM. Diary of an unemployed software engineer, day 5. 02/09/2012 at 02:42 PM. Diary of an unemployed software engineer, day 1. 02/06/2012 at 09:06 PM. 12/17/2011 at 07:47 PM. Get yer filthy hands off my control block.
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computer science goes bonk
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Computer science goes bonk. 02/25/2013 at 08:58 PM visualization. One way to generate plausible-sounding gibberish is called Markov-chain text generation. It goes like this:. Grab a bunch of text (Shakespeare's Hamlet, the lyrics to Baby got Back, etc.). Generate probabilities of which letters will follow other letters in that text. Randomly pick new letters using the probabilities you just generated. The result is something that. Like the original text, but is nonetheless random. How random is it?
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computer science goes bonk
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Computer science goes bonk. Rvalue references and rvalues. 05/19/2012 at 12:28 PM rvalues. Since C 11 came off the presses, people have spent a lot of time talking about rvalues and rvalue references. What isn't always clearly explained is rvalues and rvalue references are completely separate concepts. There are two things going on here. An rvalue reference is a type. Everyone knows what types are. Examples include. Is a property of an expression. In C 11,. And every expression is either a. In the abov...
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computer science goes bonk
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Computer science goes bonk. The bar exam for language lawyers. 02/20/2013 at 04:33 PM visualization. Here's a question for language lawyers studying for your bar exams:. Match the language standard ( C. To the tag cloud:. If you got all six right, then I'm impressed. Get thee to a law firm!
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computer science goes bonk
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Computer science goes bonk. 01/30/2013 at 03:44 PM visualization. Apropos nothing, here is a visualization of programming language popularity compared to interest in cross-compiling between various languages:. Unsurprisingly, C is a popular target to compile to. Popularity doesn't necessarily correlate with cross-compiler interest. Look at Objective-C and Javascript, for example - Javascript isn't as hot as Objective-C, but everybody wants to compile down to Javascript. Nobody wants to compile to Bash.
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ISO C++ committee draft | The other branch
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C : learning and levelling up. Boost compile error “no class template named ‘result’”. Don’t couple streams with devices →. ISO C committee draft. April 24, 2013. Following the recent meeting of the ISO C standards committee, Working Group 21 (WG21) in Bristol, UK, a number of proposals have been accepted into the ‘Committee Draft’ of the next standard, currently scheduled for next year (“C 14”). Herb Sutter has written up his trip report. Michael Wong has also written a trip report. Return type deductio...
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