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It was ~1am when recording, so my voice is a little low.
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Around a year ago, _presumably here_, I found a link to a quite post about refactoring. In it the importance of avoiding premature optimization was highlighted. Particulary, it talked about “make some spaghetti code” (start with) …. “now delete the spaghetti code” (when the need has come); “add some code repetition” (start with) …. “delete the repetited code”; “add some magical numbers” (start with) …. “replace them with the constants”….
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Feel free to tell what you plan on doing this weekend and even ask for help or feedback.
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A “noncopyable” type is what Swift’s calls a Rust-style borrowed/consumed/linear type.
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After three nights of using it.
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Look at the last answer in the AskUbuntu post. I was having the same
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issue as the author, and disabling “fast startup” on Windows resolved it. It links to two separate sites documenting this problem (arch linux, and linux kernel wikis) but neither providing an explanation. So my question is, how can this possibly happen? Each operating system is on a different partition of the same drive. What could one OS to do it’s drive that would affect the ot ... ⌘ Read more
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