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darkgray

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    Comment #48515731

    There's a new course every day (like Wordle), so we were talking about yesterday's. It's still accessible from the archive / calendar button in the menu! I'm pretty sure Mr Dev Man…

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    Comment #48510456

    Prove you can get in the hole in just 6 putts, damn you.

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    Comment #31911643

    It's a bit more involved than that. mul rcx, rax ; multiply our result by our base, save into rcx This should probably be using rbx, since that's the designated base, not rax, whic…

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    Comment #31911033

    Pardon, but the assembly code on the "Loop de Loop" chapter currently seems broken. "rax" is acting as all three variables somehow.

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    Comment #30202617

    Me too. I have a project suffering pretty badly from the performance hit taken when a regexp doesn't start with a fixed string. Matching against `[ab]cd` is up to 9x slower than ag…

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    Comment #17152525

    Japanese forum giant 5ch (formerly 2ch) has also decided to IP block all of EU in order to "comply" with GDPR, as of a few days ago. I've been hoping it wouldn't spread, since it's…

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    Comment #7218704

    The far left and right sides are clickable to "turn the page", so to speak. It's an invisible area, though, so it's not very easy to deduce from just looking at the webpage.

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    Comment #7081366

    While it doesn't remove the gymnastics requirement, a relatively nice alternative to webpage pgup/pgdn is shift-space/space.

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    Comment #5820664

    I always thought Goo could be a name that sticks.

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    Comment #5586388

    I'd agree it's dubious, but I was mostly commenting on the "correctness" of the code. It'd work on Go 1.1, so it's technically "correct". Sometimes. :)

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    Comment #5586357

    Go 1.1 made int default to int64, so it may depend on how up-to-date your particular version is. God knows what the blog poster uses, though.

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    Comment #4674412

    ST2 can also delete entire words: Ctrl+Del (ahead) Ctrl+Backspace (behind) Ctrl+Del even works in Notepad, if that's your thing.