The Unix interpreter problem(s)
A while back I mentioned that one reason I'm interested in Go is that it is compiled, not interpreted.Now it's time to elaborate on what I called 'the interpreter issue'.
First off, on Unix there are some things that interpreted languagessimply cannot do ( I've mentioned this before ).One potentially significant limitation for an otherwise attractivehigh-level language is that you cannot write (script) interpreters in aninterpreted language; the target of a ' #! ...
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The Year's Craziest Christmas Light Displays
Every year, it seems there are more and more extravagant displays of programmed Christmas lights. This year is the most impressive so far—so impressive, the tech side of me wants to do something along these lines, while the religious side of me balks at how much time/money was spent on these displays (even if they use LEDs... that's a lot of power, and a lot of cost/material for the bulbs and cords!).
Anyways, for your enjoyment, here are
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電波老少女漫遊芬蘭 - 不快的機場快線體驗
再通宵滯留在機場快線上，
就是不幸中的大不幸。
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20/12的21:00，
我離開了Danielle的家，
準備由Teddington乘火車到Liverpool
驚嚇和催淚
這不是因為我不相信有鬼 --- 我也不相信有神仙，但
Why I want tests to be easy to write
One possible answer to my testing problem from the last entry is that I should simply get to workcreating the large test data needed. Some times programming involvesdoing tedious work that we don't like, and this is one of them.
I disagree, because one of my firm opinions is that it should be easy towrite (good) tests. What I want is easy automated tests .
Everyone understands why you want the tests to be automated. Having thetests automated means that you will actually run the tests