Background std::unique accepts an forward iterator and rearranges the items in the corresponding container in such a way that, the items from the start ( as given by the begin iterator, which was passed to the function ) to the iterator returned from std::unique, are unique and will contain no duplicates. It can optionally accept… Continue reading Writing custom iterators in C++ for use in std::unique
Rust Peculiarities #1 – Typecasting
A tale of a rabbit hole after noticing a weird kind of behaviour with rust.
Chaining Parallel Processes on a dependency graph using Bash
Linux , or for this matter, any modern OS allows parallel processing/ multiprocessing. But what if the parallel processes depend on each other. It may be a data dependency as in, the second and third processes is dependent on the first for data. But once the data is ready, second and the third processes can… Continue reading Chaining Parallel Processes on a dependency graph using Bash
Some things to note..
https://dev.to/aershov24/11-painful-git-interview-questions-you-will-cry-on-1n2g Not necessarily tough. But definitely a lot of times misleading. It is better to know the difference than destroying an important repository with a 'wrong rebase' or 'wrong merge'.
Git: Interactive Rebasing II
Exploring Interactive rebasing, with an example
Git – Interactive Rebasing
Interactive rebasing
Git : Merge Conflicts
Finding a solution that will leave people often perplexed.
Git: Branching III – Rebasing
We are still branching...
Git- Branching II
Continuation of the Git series.. This time it is branching..
Git : Branching – I
Here we see basics of branching in git
Linux from a newbie