OMG I used this in the early 80s - first time I’ve seen it mentioned in 30 years!
I remember!
I had an old Staples office chair and started having terrible Piriformis pains in my hip - I think it was a broken spring pushing on the hip but who knows. I kept reading about different chairs, and as many have…
My project https://github.com/dhoerl/EmailAddressFinder constructs a rfc5322 compliant regex by building up small verifiable pieces. You can option comments up to an arbitrary depth. There is a test suite from another…
Brilliant!
Bjarne's book on C++ - the newest - is pretty good IMHO.
I added a comment to the authors article. You can construct a regex to process every valid email address except those with nested comments (a feature no one in the real world ever used):…
I'm 64 and doing iOS development full time, and get hit on by recruiters all the time, so I guess the answer is yes. But you will find huge negative bias due to age (many companies desperate for iOS talent will ignore…
OMG I used this in the early 80s - first time I’ve seen it mentioned in 30 years!
I remember!
I had an old Staples office chair and started having terrible Piriformis pains in my hip - I think it was a broken spring pushing on the hip but who knows. I kept reading about different chairs, and as many have…
My project https://github.com/dhoerl/EmailAddressFinder constructs a rfc5322 compliant regex by building up small verifiable pieces. You can option comments up to an arbitrary depth. There is a test suite from another…
Brilliant!
Bjarne's book on C++ - the newest - is pretty good IMHO.
I added a comment to the authors article. You can construct a regex to process every valid email address except those with nested comments (a feature no one in the real world ever used):…
I'm 64 and doing iOS development full time, and get hit on by recruiters all the time, so I guess the answer is yes. But you will find huge negative bias due to age (many companies desperate for iOS talent will ignore…