bin/Debug

This shall not be missed for the world

GraphQL Will Do To REST What JSON Did To XML - Roy Derks (@gethackteam) youtu.be/Pmm12LtcPWs via @YouTube

There you go, right at the top of danger zone:

So if the most significant bit is 0 then we do not have any -128s, and if it is 1 then we have -128s. And there on. This solves the two possible signed values for 0 problem. This is a representation of 127, for instance.

Two's complement solves this very cleverly, by interpreting the most significant bit in an 8-bit representation (128) as how many -128s we have. Just to make it clear, this is binary (like in decimal we say what is 10s value, what is the 100s value, and so on)

Even in C# the condition "-0 < 0" is returned as false.

So here's something about the C# List<T>. What might perhaps be problematic with this code?

Dan Abramov (@dan_abramov) : Beyond React 16 | JSConf Iceland 2018 youtu.be/nLF0n9SACd4

And there is this brilliant talk on @apachekafka by @nehanarkhede youtube.com/watch?v=I32hmY4d…

Sshhh... they're amongst us. 🤫 @shanselman @KirillOsenkov