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Recently, with all the crazy stuff happening in the world, I decided to play around with something fun for a change.

Recently I've read a very interesting article about running queries over large json documents in an almost interactive way.

It's easy to think that when using compiled languages like rust or c++ we get high performance almost for free.

As usual this time of a year I'm attending Advent of Code.

So I want to finally learn some Lisp.

While watching Typelevel Programming 101: The Subspace of Scala I was reminded of Peano numbers.

This is reimplementation of Haskell code from bitemyapp, which itself was inspired by levinotik.

Quite recently Cogmind alpha was released.

#include <type_traits> decltype(auto) foo1() { int x; return x; } decltype(auto) foo2() { int x; return (x); } int main() { static_assert(std::is_same<decltype(foo1()),int>::value, ""); static_assert(std::is_same<decltype(foo2()…

Comparison of 3 different ways for binding functions with parameters in c++.

As per sloccount: gnu_cat.c Total Physical Source Lines of Code (SLOC) = 486 Total Estimated Cost to Develop = $ 12,665 freebsd_cat.c Total Physical Source Lines of Code (SLOC) = 270 Total Estimated…

For each src/.cc file there is detailed log in logs/.cc.txt with: strace summary of syscalls times and number of executions wall clock time it took to compile number of header locations which whare tried number of opened (not unique) headers number of hea…