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there’s building and building | more blogs! more useless info on the internet!

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More useless info on the internet! There’s building and building. May 8, 2008 at 10:29 am ( ferrum quod rota. This is about dirt. soil. earth. A great material to build with. What are we building? Stuff we can ride our bikes on. How are we building? With shovels off course! Is this another post where I’m ranting about something? Ooooh what a lovely excuse: can’t fix? My excessive use of ‘at most’ is just to highlight the ubertightness. Because I did it off course. In short: they take some rotten branches...

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More useless info on the internet! February 25, 2009 at 10:14 am ( does compute. Microsoft has made a lot of great things available to the public, one of them being their large selection of nice fonts. The monospace font Courrier New has probabbly guided programmers, including me, through code for ages. Some programmer at MS must have thought it was time for a new font, so they came up with Consolas. And check it out! And make sure to set font smoothing to ClearType). February 25, 2009 at 10:43 am. And f...

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Post-Increment vs Pre-Increment « Software Ramblings

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Stephen Doyle's Ramblings on Software Engineering. Laquo; countloc v0.4 released. 7 Deadly Sins of Design. There is a well known C BKM for preferring pre-increment (. The rationale is that when post-incrementing and object, the object must increment itself and then return a temporary containing its old value. While this makes perfect sense for complex types (e.g. STL iterators) I’ve always wondered if it holds true for built-in types such as. Let’s find out. Again there is no difference in the generated ...

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Understanding SFINAE | rcyr's weblog

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Posted October 6, 2009. What is SFINAE and why do we care? Rror) is an acronym that was first introduced by David Vandevoorde to describe the compiler’s process of eliding from the overload resolution set any template where a type substitution error would occur. Let’s take a look at the following program I shamelessly stole from boost’s documentation:. Int negate(int i){ return -i; } template typename T typename T: result type negate(T const &t) { return -t(); }. Typedef char true type;. Template typenam...

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About a way…. 8220;Poema” ( listen. Is one of my favorite songs, and as Keith of ToTango. 8220;Right now, if you are a dj, you darn well better have a good version of Canaro’s “Poema” ready to go. It is a “new” hit.”. Oh yes, and there’s an accordion musette version by Tony Murena…. Many couples did demo’s on “Poema”, from the old guard to the more innovative dancers like Chicho and Dana y Pablo. It are mostly improvisations, not choreographies, which makes it interesting to watch. June 6, 2008 at 4:12 pm.

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More useless info on the internet! May 9, 2008 at 12:22 pm ( ferrum quod rota. As promised in this post. The curve with the big fat tree inside. landing on the right is bad: you’re going way to fast to make the turn in time so you’ll meet the tree. This one comes after the treecurve. could have been steeper for my taste. This one comes after the second curve. see the darker spot in the middle? My first mini dirts and curves – this is pure practice. First curve; it’s built where two paths cross, so ...

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newbie? not an excuse you retard! | more blogs! more useless info on the internet!

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More useless info on the internet! Not an excuse you retard! March 12, 2009 at 3:21 pm ( get a life or die trying. Why do people think they can pass the traditional site/forum rules and go ahead asking the most foolish questions if only they start their post with “Hi I’m a newbie”? Btw2 if you felt your mood raising sky high upon reading “asking the most foolish questions” and you started dancing around crying “there’s no such thing as a stupid question, only stupid answers exist&...That being said, I th...