Month: January 2023
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Review: Diamond Dogs, Turquoise Days
Diamond Dogs, Turquoise Daysby Alistair ReynoldsISBN: 978-0575083134Diamond DogsI don’t get full satisfaction from stories that leave unanswered questions, unless those questions ge…
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Review: Diamond Dogs, Turquoise Days
Diamond Dogs, Turquoise Daysby Alistair ReynoldsISBN: 978-0575083134Diamond DogsI don’t get full satisfaction from stories that leave unanswered questions, unless those questions ge…
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Visual Lint 8.0.11.357 has been released
Visual Lint 8.0.11.357 has now been released. This is a maintenance update for Visual Lint 8.0, and includes the following changes: Fixed an MSBuild parsing issue which affected the definitions of the vcpkg project variables $(_ZVcpkgRoot), $(_ZVcpkg…
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Visual Lint 8.0.11.357 has been released
Visual Lint 8.0.11.357 has now been released. This is a maintenance update for Visual Lint 8.0, and includes the following changes: Fixed an MSBuild parsing issue which affected the definitions of the vcpkg project variables $(_ZVcpkgRoot), $(_ZVcpkg…
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The Great Dune Trilogy: A Review
The Great Dune TrilogyFrank HerbertISBN-13: 0575070706I remember distinctly reading Dune in 1992 after seeing the 1980s film. In fact I can still picture myself lying on a bed in a holiday cottage in a small French village near Carcassonne reading the …
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The Great Dune Trilogy: A Review
The Great Dune TrilogyFrank HerbertISBN-13: 0575070706I remember distinctly reading Dune in 1992 after seeing the 1980s film. In fact I can still picture myself lying on a bed in a holiday cottage in a small French village near Carcassonne reading the …
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Duplicate Data in Microservices
So You Are Uncomfortable with Duplicate Data? If, like me, you’ve spent a reasonable amount of your career working with relational databases, where data is rationalised to avoid duplication, the idea of duplicating data across microservices …
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Duplicate Data in Microservices
So You Are Uncomfortable with Duplicate Data? If, like me, you’ve spent a reasonable amount of your career working with relational databases, where data is rationalised to avoid duplication, the idea of duplicating data across microservices …
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Why we probably shouldn’t have constexpr conditional operator
The idea I had a great idea. We have constexpr if, but no constexpr conditional operator. Time for a proposal? Since we can do stuff like this: Wouldn’t it be cool if we could also do My motivation was that I had a std::variant visitor that was identical for all types except one. So instead … Continue reading Why we probably shouldn’t have constexpr conditional operator