The purpose of this post is to show and explain a bit more about practical usage of C++ “lambda power”. This time in developing a light, fully functional, fast, and hopefully not that often seen, matrix creation utility. Functional programming style.
GitHub gist is here. The previous post with another very interesting matrix variation is here.
Is this a “silly but harmless” or “crazy awesome dangerous” JSON handling, I would like to let you decide. Aeons after the original post, we still have these “JSON is not safe” issues in Chrome 85 and the rest. Few examples: Continue reading
You are a software developer. You are first-time reading two header files of two phone book components. Your task is to select one, make your company pay for that one you just selected, and then ask everyone to use the one. Continue reading
Huh? Ok, we shall talk about that later. Let’s build a case for modern strcmp first. Step by step.
strcmp is more than 40 years old. Then and now, there are people who subscribe to the following: “This is how strcmp works. It is documented. If you use it wrongly, it is your problem.” Continue reading
Dear Googy, has more than 2.5 millions of servers in its 21 data centres. I have extrapolated. In 2011 it was approx 0.9 mil. I was conservative.
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std::apply is used to Invoke a Callable object with a tuple of arguments.
Somehow that statement left me wanting for more. That is one very corralling definition. Continue reading