I don't understand how to test complex data structures
One of my weaknesses as a modern programmer is that I don't reallyunderstand how to do test driven development. I understand the basicideas of automated testing and unit testing and so on, and haveused them to reasonable effect every so often; where I fall down isunderstanding how to test things in more advanced and challengingcircumstances.
My current example of this is our ZFS spares handling system. Simplifiedslightly, the core program works by reading state information on all ofthe ZFS pools and their components (some
電波老少女漫遊芬蘭 - 機場客運站30小時(上)
12月19日的早上,
我從Bristol Temple Mead火車站出發,
準備到London Gatwick機場乘坐RyanAir到挪威的Oslo,
逗留兩天再轉飛我的目的地,芬蘭,會合我的朋友Olga。
火車在駛往倫敦中途因大雪阻塞了

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A tale of memory allocation failure
I have a message for developers, and not the one you might think. Hereis my message:
Sometimes memory allocation failures are not because the system isout of memory .
There is a subset of programmers who do not want to really deal withmemory allocation failures, and to be honest I can't entirely disagreewith them; recovering from memory allocation failures in a complexprogram that also wants to use as little memory as possible is quitenon-trivial and rather contorted. Apart from just exiting on the spot
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D90+Nikon 10.5mm 2.8+域多利監獄
原來我還沒有一篇文提過我的NIKON D90呢,太冷落他了,隨著D80送給我表弟,D90成了我NIKON ASP-C的主力機,好說是NIKON第一台可拍視頻相機,雖說給5D MARK2蓋過了鋒芒。不過有時覺得CMOS和CCD的區別很大,尤其在噪點方面
