Low-lock multithreading
I ran across a great article about how to do multithreading without (or with very few) locks. If you’ve done concurrency, you already know about... more »
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Fast String Search on Multicore Processors
While your current PC may be dual- or quad-core, the one sitting on your desk in a couple of years will be a "many-core." Multicores are the future,... more »
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Why Lambda will Change C++
Of all the new features coming into C++'s next version of the language standard, I think definitely one of the things which will make the single... more »
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Genetic Search algorithms
There are really three basic genetic programming algorithms I like to use out of the box. One’s stupid, one’s (almost) standard, and one’s pretty... more »
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Sign Up Forms Must Die
I’ll just come out and say this: sign-up forms must die. In the introduction to this book I described the process of stumbling upon or being... more »
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Linking C++ objects using references
This article describes a technique for binding C++ objects using references rather than pointers.
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20+ practical and ethical tips to earn more revenue from Google Adsense
Follow these simple Adsense optimization tips. Experiment for at least two weeks to see the results. Believe me I am not exaggerating because I am... more »
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Death to the Singleton
Even those like myself who haven’t had the occasion to work through Design Patterns should no doubt be familiar with the Singleton Pattern. Though... more »
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What can Software Development learn from the Iraq War?
US military philosophy changed during the Iraq war. Can software development learn from these lessons? What could developers do to help winning... more »
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Design for the Unconscious: Use Design Secrets to Create Great Websites
When designing websites, you may think about what you personally like about websites, how people prefer the websites to work, or what you need to... more »
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CSS colour tip
Whenever I’m browsing the web and come across a certain website where something is interesting or I’m curious as to how something has been done, I’ll... more »
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How To: Build An Image Map with CSS
You may have noticed that I recently added a nice graphic to my sidebar for my RSS feed, email subscriptions, and mobile feed. I wanted something... more »
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Notepad++ 4.3 released
Changes: Notepad++ v4.3 fixed bugs and added features (from v4.2.2) : 1. Fix the crash bug due to the corrupted configuration file (config.xml... more »
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Top best 50 free tools for your website
Top best 50 free tools for any website, with descriptions and some screenshots.
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CSS TOOLBOX: 20+ Tools For Working With CSS
"Have you always been reliant on others’ templates for your blog or website? You’d like to customize them, but you’re just not sure how? Perhaps it’s... more »
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The Wrong Reason To Choose Open Source
I see it time and time again in comparisons of software products where one or more of the options is open source. Someone chimes in with a comment... more »
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CSS technique: Fast and neat image preview on hover
Showing an enlarged version of a thumbnail when hovering over is nothing new. Usually this is done with some JavaScript, but it doesn’t have to be... more »
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How 5 Simple Headline Improvements Increased my Traffic by 1000%
The headline is not an exaggeration. I went from about 100 unique visits a day to 2000+ unique visits a day as a result of changing the way I wrote my... more »
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C++ Books on Templating, STL, Algorithms - Discussion
Hi, I have looked through this forum and other internet sites and it seems that the following are recommended books on STL, Templating, and... more »
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Web development tips: Ten (or a few more) files every Web site needs
Regardless of what sort of Content Management System or Web application framework you might use to develop your Web site, there are some basics you... more »
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Taking CSS beyond a simple style library
Good CSS design starts with structured HTML. Here's how to do that, with an emphasis in ASP.NET.
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10 Free Software Development Tools That Rock!
Some great free tools you can use for software development right now absolutely free! The tools range from applications that will speed up your... more »
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Text Mining and Analysis With LinqToSql, Part 1
This is going to be a long post. More than that, this post is going to show you something (if you don’t already know it) that could have very easily... more »
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Are You Ready for Logical Volume Management?
Volume management is not new to systems such as AIX and UNIX, and logical volume management (LVM) has been around since Linux kernel 2.4v1 and... more »
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Introducing Bayts - a C++ implementation of flocking behavior
The code base for any given modern video game is a huge, complicated beast. There are countless code paths, and many actions are deferred, so the code... more »
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