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blog.robertelder.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] This article explores the similarities between the command-line tools grep, sed, and vim and the older ed editor, demonstrating how their syntax and functionality can be replicated using ed. It highlights how these tools, despite being developed in different eras, share common features, particularly in their use of regular expressions and Ex commands. The article provides examples of how to use ed to emulate grep, sed, and vim commands, showing that while there are some limitations, the overall approach is effective for many tasks. The article also includes an example text file 'lorem' used for demonstration purposes. | |
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modem.io
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| | | | | A guide on turning your diary into dollars. | |
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dlang.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] The provided text is a detailed account of a developer's experience participating in the D Language Foundation's Symmetry Autumn of Code (SAOC) program. The developer, who is not named, describes their project to port a concurrent garbage collector (GC) from D1 to D2 using a fork-based approach to reduce pause times. The project involved understanding the existing GC, designing a new approach, implementing it, and contributing to the D runtime. The developer also reflects on the learning experience, challenges faced, and the importance of community interaction and communication during the project. | |
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electric-tenshi.nekoweb.org
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