#gotchas — Public Fediverse posts

“Bitfield Pitfalls”, Michal Necasek, OS/2 Museum (https://www.os2museum.com/wp/bitfield-pitfalls/).

Via HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47469945

On Lobsters: https://lobste.rs/s/xtue97/bitfield_pitfalls

#C #Programming #BitFields #Gotchas #C89 #C11 #Bits #SystemsProgramming #Compilers

“Bitfield Pitfalls”, Michal Necasek, OS/2 Museum (https://www.os2museum.com/wp/bitfield-pitfalls/).

Via HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47469945

On Lobsters: https://lobste.rs/s/xtue97/bitfield_pitfalls

#C #Programming #BitFields #Gotchas #C89 #C11 #Bits #SystemsProgramming #Compilers

“Bitfield Pitfalls”, Michal Necasek, OS/2 Museum (https://www.os2museum.com/wp/bitfield-pitfalls/).

Via HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47469945

On Lobsters: https://lobste.rs/s/xtue97/bitfield_pitfalls

#C #Programming #BitFields #Gotchas #C89 #C11 #Bits #SystemsProgramming #Compilers

“Bitfield Pitfalls”, Michal Necasek, OS/2 Museum (https://www.os2museum.com/wp/bitfield-pitfalls/).

Via HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47469945

On Lobsters: https://lobste.rs/s/xtue97/bitfield_pitfalls

#C #Programming #BitFields #Gotchas #C89 #C11 #Bits #SystemsProgramming #Compilers

In retrospect, I should have known better than to do this, but I was hoping to avoid making a temporary copy. (SPOILER on why not in the replies) #python #gotchas

In retrospect, I should have known better than to do this, but I was hoping to avoid making a temporary copy. (SPOILER on why not in the replies) #python #gotchas

In retrospect, I should have known better than to do this, but I was hoping to avoid making a temporary copy. (SPOILER on why not in the replies) #python #gotchas

In retrospect, I should have known better than to do this, but I was hoping to avoid making a temporary copy. (SPOILER on why not in the replies) #python #gotchas

In retrospect, I should have known better than to do this, but I was hoping to avoid making a temporary copy. (SPOILER on why not in the replies) #python #gotchas

“Subtleties” is probably the wrong word here:

“15 Go Subtleties You May Not Already Know”, Harrison Cramer (https://harrisoncramer.me/15-go-sublteties-you-may-not-already-know/).

On HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45565793

On Lobsters: https://lobste.rs/s/mhmcp4/15_go_subtleties_you_may_not_already_know

#Go #GoLang #Programming #Gotchas #Listicle

“Subtleties” is probably the wrong word here:

“15 Go Subtleties You May Not Already Know”, Harrison Cramer (https://harrisoncramer.me/15-go-sublteties-you-may-not-already-know/).

On HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45565793

On Lobsters: https://lobste.rs/s/mhmcp4/15_go_subtleties_you_may_not_already_know

#Go #GoLang #Programming #Gotchas #Listicle

“Subtleties” is probably the wrong word here:

“15 Go Subtleties You May Not Already Know”, Harrison Cramer (https://harrisoncramer.me/15-go-sublteties-you-may-not-already-know/).

On HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45565793

On Lobsters: https://lobste.rs/s/mhmcp4/15_go_subtleties_you_may_not_already_know

#Go #GoLang #Programming #Gotchas #Listicle

“Subtleties” is probably the wrong word here:

“15 Go Subtleties You May Not Already Know”, Harrison Cramer (https://harrisoncramer.me/15-go-sublteties-you-may-not-already-know/).

On HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45565793

On Lobsters: https://lobste.rs/s/mhmcp4/15_go_subtleties_you_may_not_already_know

#Go #GoLang #Programming #Gotchas #Listicle

“Subtleties” is probably the wrong word here:

“15 Go Subtleties You May Not Already Know”, Harrison Cramer (https://harrisoncramer.me/15-go-sublteties-you-may-not-already-know/).

On HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45565793

On Lobsters: https://lobste.rs/s/mhmcp4/15_go_subtleties_you_may_not_already_know

#Go #GoLang #Programming #Gotchas #Listicle

Skip the marketing fluff — I’m after hard-earned #lessonslearned, #tuning tips, and #gotchas from people who’ve actually lived with it. Thank you (2/2)

Skip the marketing fluff — I’m after hard-earned #lessonslearned, #tuning tips, and #gotchas from people who’ve actually lived with it. Thank you (2/2)

Skip the marketing fluff — I’m after hard-earned #lessonslearned, #tuning tips, and #gotchas from people who’ve actually lived with it. Thank you (2/2)

Skip the marketing fluff — I’m after hard-earned #lessonslearned, #tuning tips, and #gotchas from people who’ve actually lived with it. Thank you (2/2)

Last week, I described several approaches to #OpenTelemetry on the JVM, their requirements, and their different results. This week, I want to highlight several #gotchas found across stacks in the zero-code instrumentation.

https://blog.frankel.ch/opentelemetry-gotchas/

Last week, I described several approaches to #OpenTelemetry on the JVM, their requirements, and their different results. This week, I want to highlight several #gotchas found across stacks in the zero-code instrumentation.

https://blog.frankel.ch/opentelemetry-gotchas/

Last week, I described several approaches to #OpenTelemetry on the JVM, their requirements, and their different results. This week, I want to highlight several #gotchas found across stacks in the zero-code instrumentation.

https://blog.frankel.ch/opentelemetry-gotchas/

Last week, I described several approaches to #OpenTelemetry on the JVM, their requirements, and their different results. This week, I want to highlight several #gotchas found across stacks in the zero-code instrumentation.

https://blog.frankel.ch/opentelemetry-gotchas/

Last week, I described several approaches to #OpenTelemetry on the JVM, their requirements, and their different results. This week, I want to highlight several #gotchas found across stacks in the zero-code instrumentation.

https://blog.frankel.ch/opentelemetry-gotchas/

#WPF quick-#tip : open file explorer and select file
#CSharp #dotNET #gotchas

#WPF quick-#tip : open file explorer and select file
#CSharp #dotNET #gotchas

#WPF quick-#tip : open file explorer and select file
#CSharp #dotNET #gotchas

#WPF quick-#tip : open file explorer and select file
#CSharp #dotNET #gotchas

#WPF quick-#tip : open file explorer and select file
#CSharp #dotNET #gotchas

To anyone who's been forced to #migrate #databases from one #mysql server to another (Both VMs in my case), aside from stopping whatever's writing to the database so you can pull a clean and complete backup, what other things should I be looking out for?
I haven't had to do this kind of thing for ages (like.. a decade?) and I'm wondering if there are any new #gotchas or #caveats I need to look out for.
Thanks in advance.

To anyone who's been forced to #migrate #databases from one #mysql server to another (Both VMs in my case), aside from stopping whatever's writing to the database so you can pull a clean and complete backup, what other things should I be looking out for?
I haven't had to do this kind of thing for ages (like.. a decade?) and I'm wondering if there are any new #gotchas or #caveats I need to look out for.
Thanks in advance.

To anyone who's been forced to #migrate #databases from one #mysql server to another (Both VMs in my case), aside from stopping whatever's writing to the database so you can pull a clean and complete backup, what other things should I be looking out for?
I haven't had to do this kind of thing for ages (like.. a decade?) and I'm wondering if there are any new #gotchas or #caveats I need to look out for.
Thanks in advance.

To anyone who's been forced to #migrate #databases from one #mysql server to another (Both VMs in my case), aside from stopping whatever's writing to the database so you can pull a clean and complete backup, what other things should I be looking out for?
I haven't had to do this kind of thing for ages (like.. a decade?) and I'm wondering if there are any new #gotchas or #caveats I need to look out for.
Thanks in advance.

To anyone who's been forced to #migrate #databases from one #mysql server to another (Both VMs in my case), aside from stopping whatever's writing to the database so you can pull a clean and complete backup, what other things should I be looking out for?
I haven't had to do this kind of thing for ages (like.. a decade?) and I'm wondering if there are any new #gotchas or #caveats I need to look out for.
Thanks in advance.

"There are still some “#gotchas” to be aware of"
@berrange

#async
#stack
#exceptions
#clang
#virtualization

https://twitter.com/giuliohome_2019/status/1603479354922655762

https://www.berrange.com/posts/2020/01/31/libvirt-use-of-gcc-clang-extension-for-automatic-cleanup-functions/

"There are still some “#gotchas” to be aware of"
@berrange

#async
#stack
#exceptions
#clang
#virtualization

https://twitter.com/giuliohome_2019/status/1603479354922655762

https://www.berrange.com/posts/2020/01/31/libvirt-use-of-gcc-clang-extension-for-automatic-cleanup-functions/

(Repost, now that the server is handling the load a bit better)

I'm about to start a #Microsoft stack job (to say the least). In the spirit of best-foot-forward, I've rebuilt my personal driver on #windows #windows11 Plenty to appreciate so far, even if it's not my preferred experience.

I'm re-orienting myself towards a Windows #devenv. Any #recommendations for #tools, #gotchas for dev env set-up, or any not-obvious #tips for making the best of it?

All advice welcome. Thanks in advance!

I'm about to start a #Microsoft stack job (to say the least). In the spirit of best-foot-forward, I've rebuilt my personal driver on #Windows11. Plenty to appreciate so far, even if it's not my preferred experience.

I'm re-orienting myself towards a Windows #devenv. Any #recommendations for #tools, #gotchas for dev env set-up, or any not-obvious #tips for making the best of it?

All advice welcome. Thanks in advance!

I'm about to start a #Microsoft stack job (to say the least). In the spirit of best-foot-forward, I've rebuilt my personal driver on #Windows11. Plenty to appreciate so far, even if it's not my preferred experience.

I'm re-orienting myself towards a Windows #devenv. Any #recommendations for #tools, #gotchas for dev env set-up, or any not-obvious #tips for making the best of it?

All advice welcome. Thanks in advance!