Programming: LLVM, Rust, Python, Go and Planned Obsolescence of Old Coders
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Linux 5.1 Will Play Nicer With The LLVM Linker (LD.LLD)
The Kbuild updates for the in-development Linux 5.1 kernel have a few worthwhile improvements including the ability to pass optional flags to dpkg-buildpackage when spinning up a Debian kernel package, some minor optimizations, and preparations around LD.LLD support in using the LLVM linker to link the Linux kernel.
Nick Desaulniers of Google, one of the engineers there who has been part of the renewed effort to build the Linux kernel with LLVM's Clang compiler, upstreamed a new patch to fix an issue that held back using the LLVM linker in some configurations.
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Ian Jackson: Rust doubly-linked list
I have now released (and published on crates.io) my doubly-linked list library for Rust.
Of course in Rust you don't usually want a doubly-linked list. The VecDeque array-based double-ended queue is usually much better. I discuss this in detail in my module's documentation.
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The screenshot mechanism
I have just completed the screenshot mechanism for this latest pygame project. Basically, we will need to edit a few files in order to implement that mechanism. The first file we need to edit is the scene class which will show all the screenshots that player has taken when he presses on the s key during the game stage! from BgSprite import BgSprite from GameSprite import GameSprite from pygame.
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Multiple File/Image Upload with Django, Angular 7 and FormData
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Return a list of divisible numbers
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Talk Python to Me: #202 Building a software business
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12 Practical Array Examples in GoLang Go Programming Language
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GoLang Array vs Slice – 17 Slice Examples in Go Programming Language
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Ctrl-Alt-Delete: The Planned Obsolescence of Old Coders
Although starting salaries in tech are famously high, their advantage compared to other fields is halved in the first decade of employment. “This is something most economists just don’t know,” Noray says. A 2017 report from Hired.com found that salary offers were actually lower for tech workers over 50 than for younger ones. Therefore, many STEM workers switch to professions that change more slowly in search of sustained salary growth. At the age of 24, 89 percent of STEM majors have STEM jobs, but at 35 years old, the number declines to 71 percent and continues to fall thereafter.
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