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DOOM Using Regular Expressions
Regular expressions (regexes) are an amazingly powerful way to perform operations on collections of e.g. text. Regexss can also be considered to be a programming language, even a T…
Daring coder gets Doom running with regular expressions at 180 seconds per frame, like playing 'correspondence chess with a shotgun' — nearly 14 million substitutions to render a frame at 80,000 substitutions per second
He definitely thought he could, but not whether he should.…
Platform Support for GNU Extensions to Basic Regular Expressions
Recently I was reviewing some shell script a colleague had written: if grep -e '@[^@]\+@' "$DIR/install.sh" ; then I thought the \ before the + was a mistake, and…
The true power of regular expressions (2012)
C++26: Ordering of constraints involving fold expressions
You have two overloads of g(). One requires A<T> for each element in a pack, the other requires C<T> — where C is a stricter concept that subsumes A. Both apply to the types you’re…
C++26: Ordering of constraints involving fold expressions
Reading brachycephalic dogs' facial expressions requires extra cognitive processing by humans
So far, my favorite thing about Forza Horizon 6 is that the collectible mascots you drive into change facial expressions after you smash them, which means they experience some form of sentience, and you're causing them physical pain.
Developers and DevOps engineers frequently copy-paste cron expressions from docs or colleagues without a quick way to verify ...
The problem Developers and DevOps engineers frequently copy-paste cron expressions from...…
Why Cron Expressions Still Confuse Developers (And Why I Built a Visual Cron Generator)
Cron expressions are everywhere in development. They schedule: backups server...…
Understanding Subquery and Common Table Expressions(CTEs)
What is a Subquery? A subquery is simply a select statement written inside another select statement....…