...User/me/gopath). After either, goi<em>nem>g i<em>nem>to the go-statsd-clie<em>nem>t directory <em>a<em>nem>dem> typi<em>nem>g go i<em>nem>stall will work, <em>a<em>nem>dem> so will typi<em>nem>g go i<em>nem>stall go-statsd-clie<em>nem>t from a<em>nem>ywhere i<em>nem> the filesystem. The built bi<em>nem>aries will go i<em>nem>to $GOPATH/bi<em>nem>. As a<em>nem> u<em>nem>related suggestio<em>nem>, you probably wa<em>nem>t to <em>nem>amespace your pa...

Although I do u<em>nem>derst<em>a<em>nem>dem> the serious implicatio<em>nem>s of playi<em>nem>g with this fu<em>nem>ctio<em>nem> (or at least that's what I thi<em>nem>k), I fail to see why it's becomi<em>nem>g o<em>nem>e of these thi<em>nem>gs that respectable programmers would<em>nem>'t ever use, eve<em>nem> th<em>osem>e who do<em>nem>'t eve<em>nem> k<em>nem>ow what it is for. ...

...cked out the book "U<em>Nem>IX <em>Nem>etwork Programmi<em>nem>g, Vol. 1" by Richards Steve<em>nem>s <em>a<em>nem>dem> I fou<em>nem>d that there is a third tra<em>nem>sport layer st<em>a<em>nem>dem>ard besides TCP <em>a<em>nem>dem> UDP: SCTP . ...

Pytho<em>nem> works o<em>nem> multiple platforms <em>a<em>nem>dem> ca<em>nem> be used for desktop <em>a<em>nem>dem> web applicatio<em>nem>s, thus I co<em>nem>clude that there is some way to compile it i<em>nem>to a<em>nem> executable for Mac, Wi<em>nem>dows <em>a<em>nem>dem> Li<em>nem>ux. ...

I'm worki<em>nem>g o<em>nem> a project which takes some images from user <em>a<em>nem>dem> the<em>nem> creates a PDF file which co<em>nem>tai<em>nem>s all of these images. ...

...y write a little DP (dy<em>nem>amic programmi<em>nem>g) for the ge<em>nem>eral case of <em>nem> floors <em>a<em>nem>dem> m cats. The mai<em>nem> formula, a[<em>nem>][m] = mi<em>nem>(max(a[k - 1][m - 1], a[<em>nem> - k][m]) + 1) : for each k i<em>nem> 1..<em>nem>, should be self-expla<em>nem>atory: If first cat is throw<em>nem> from k-th floor <em>a<em>nem>dem> dies, we <em>nem>ow have k - 1 floors to check (all...

...ueue small, thus keepi<em>nem>g the total <em>nem>umber of priority queue dequeues small <em>a<em>nem>dem> the c<em>osem>t of each priority queue bala<em>nem>ce low. I<em>nem> a<em>nem> impleme<em>nem>tatio<em>nem> of Dijkstra's algorithm that rei<em>nem>serts <em>nem>odes i<em>nem>to the priority queue with their <em>nem>ew priorities, o<em>nem>e <em>nem>ode is added to the priority queue for each of the m ...

Is there a<em>nem> easier way to copy a folder <em>a<em>nem>dem> all its co<em>nem>te<em>nem>t without ma<em>nem>ually doi<em>nem>g a seque<em>nem>ce of fs.readir , fs.readfile , fs.writefile recursively ? ...

... It's also worth me<em>nem>tio<em>nem>i<em>nem>g that if you're usi<em>nem>g a Gemfile <em>a<em>nem>dem> still havi<em>nem>g trouble i<em>nem>stalli<em>nem>g therubyracer, it's probably because there's a differe<em>nem>t versio<em>nem> of libv8 that's already bee<em>nem> added to the Gemfile.lock. Just add gem 'libv8', '3.16.14.3' (or whatever is the exact versio<em>nem> o...

...l <em>nem>o<em>nem>-cyclical paths betwee<em>nem> two <em>nem>odes. This algorithm should be very fast <em>a<em>nem>dem> scale to large graphs (The graph data structure is sparse so it o<em>nem>ly uses as much memory as it <em>nem>eeds to). I <em>nem>oticed that the graph you specified above has o<em>nem>ly o<em>nem>e edge that is directio<em>nem>al (B,E). Was this a typo or is it...