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dlang.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] The text discusses various projects and updates related to the D programming language, including the Summer of Code (SAOC) 2021 initiatives. Key points include: 1) SAOC participants and their projects, such as implementing ProtoObject as the root class, replacing DRuntime hooks with templates, adding D support to LLDB, developing Lightweight DRuntime (LWDR), and improving DUB for dependency resolution. 2) Updates on the bugfix reward system, including prizes and implementation details. 3) Mentors and their roles in guiding the SAOC participants. 4) The SAOC application process and upcoming milestones. The text also mentions community involvement, such as the D Language Foundation and sponsors like Symmetry Investments, and encourages readers to ... | |
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dirtsimple.org
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| | | | | I was recently looking at the source of a wxPython-based GUI application, about 45.5KLOC in size, not counting the libraries used (e.g. Twisted). The code was written by Java developers who are relatively new to Python, and it suffers from some performance issues (like a 30-second startup time). In examining the code, I found that ... | |
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cs.fit.edu
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| | | | | [AI summary] The provided text is a humorous and satirical guide to writing unmaintainable, obfuscated, and poorly structured code. It mocks the idea of software development best practices and instead promotes the opposite: writing code that is difficult to understand, debug, and maintain. The text includes various coding 'tips' such as using obscure languages, avoiding testing, and creating bugs that are hard to trace. | |
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ultrasaurus.com
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