sperbsen

sperbsen, 18 days ago to random German

Das Gespräch, das @richardseidl mit Alex Lorz und mir zur #oopmuc geführt hast, ist endlich online: Es geht um Qualitäten in der Softwarearchitektur. Viel Spaß beim Abschauen und/oder Hören! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Z4LHxgxPYw

sperbsen, 4 months ago to random German

I put a list of talk recordings and podcasts on my home page. https://www.deinprogramm.de/sperber/talk/index.html

sperbsen, 4 months ago to random German

#Tübingen stabil.

moonglum, 7 months ago to random

Software Architektur im Stream: @sperbsen and @ewolff ageee that you should always split between data modeling and modeling your database. I disagree: You can only do that if you have low performance requirements (like in enterprise software). If performance is important, this advice will break your neck in my experience.

sperbsen, 8 months ago to random

Aaarrglll ... es heißt nicht "dringt”, Leute, "drängt” … "DRÄNGT”!

isotopp, 8 months ago (edited 8 months ago) to random German

Basierend auf https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1301402/example-invalid-utf8-string und gegeben dieses C-Programm "invalid-utf8.c".

Was passiert, wenn ich das starte?

Es ist Dateisystem-abhängig.

Die POSIX-API verlangt, daß Dateinamen kein \0 und kein “/“ enthalten können, aber einige Dateisysteme verlangen utf8.

Einige Programmiersprachen verlangen 'strings' in 'open' und erlauben keine 'bytes'. 'strings', die kein valides utf8 enthalten können nicht erzeugt werden.

sperbsen, 9 months ago to random

Hello darkness my old friend.

sperbsen, 1 year ago to random

There's a new release of XEmacs, thanks mostly to Aidan Kehoe's efforts - XEmacs 21.5.35 "kohlrabi”! http://www.xemacs.org/Releases/index.html#Beta

rodhilton, 1 year ago to random

#GoogleIO revealed the two weirdest features as a pair.

1. Give a short summary and Google will draft an e-mail for you based on it. You can even click "elaborate" and it will make the e-mail longer.

2. When opening an e-mail, Gmail can summarize the entire thing for you so you don't have to read all of it.

Does everyone realize how fucking bizarre this is?

Both people in the conversation want to work with directness and brevity, and Google is doing textual steganography in the middle.