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Simplest way to do a fire and forget method in c# 4.0
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unable to copy/paste in mingw shell
I just installed MinGW on Windows and I'm unable to copy/paste as I am used to on Linux or even PuTTY. What is the trick for copying and pasting text (e.g. from chrome) into MinGW shell?
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What are the big differences between TFVC (TFS Version Control) and Git for source control when usin
There are tons of questions and answers about Git versus TFVC Source Control, but no current answers cover the integration of Git into Team Foundation Server/Service that I can find.
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Performance of static methods vs instance methods
My question is relating to the performance characteristics of static methods vs instance methods and their scalability. Assume for this scenario that all class definitions are in a single assembly and that multiple discrete pointer types are required.
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Maven parent pom vs modules pom
There seem to be several ways to structure parent poms in a multiproject build and I wondering if anyone had any thoughts on what the advantages / drawbacks are in each way.
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Greenlet Vs. Threads
I am new to gevents and greenlets. I found some good documentation on how to work with them, but none gave me justification on how and when I should use greenlets!
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Is a statically-typed full Lisp variant possible?
Is a statically-typed full Lisp variant possible? Does it even make sense for something like this to exist? I believe one of a Lisp language's virtues is the simplicity of its definition. Would static typing compromise this core principle?
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OO Design in Rails: Where to put stuff
... I'm generally RESTless), and I enjoy Ruby being very OO. Still, the tendency to make huge ActiveRecord subclasses and huge controllers is quite natural (even if you do use a controller per resource). If you were to create deeper object worlds, where would you put the classes (and modules, I suppose...
Why does GCC generate such radically different assembly for nearly the same C code?
While writing an optimized ftol function I found some very odd behaviour in GCC 4.6.1 . Let me show you the code first (for clarity I marked the differences):
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Flexbox and Internet Explorer 11 (display:flex in ?)
I am planning to move away from "floaty" layouts and use CSS flexbox for future projects. I was delighted to see that all major browsers in their current versions seem to support (in one way or another) flexbox.
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