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In a nutshell, xargs is an alternative to fully expanded shell for loops. Given the right options, xargs can be made to exhibit for-loop-like behavior. But out of the box, it is a way to pipe a bunch of arguments to a single command in one fell swoop.
In 聽A small primer on xargs聽you will find a deep explanation on xargs usage. The article teach me a bunch of tricks I am not aware of (and I know Unix from ‘93….yes, 1993…).This can save a great deal of compute time if you are piping a long list of arguments to a command rather than iterating over them one at a time.
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And at last, Italy is ready for the final European match, after crushing The Spread-y Germany. Keep doing good work Italy!
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Replacing on entiere set of files is hard in Emacs. But I find the correct mumbo-magic procedure, and gifted it to you:
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And so you was waiting for news?
Nice to impress you: I was able to shot two code zauker versions in less than a month!
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Don鈥檛 play the stupid game Cause I鈥檓 a different kind of 聽engine Every search sounds the same You鈥檝e got to step into my world Give me all your RAM and give me your code Give me all your code today
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In my code ramblings during the developement of Code Zauker, I ended up studing a bit NoSql聽 database.
Code zauker started using Redis, because Redis is a very bold memory-based no-sql db. Redis also support complex data type like sorted set, lists and so on, which was very userful. Anyway I needed a very fast way of doing statistics on data collected by code zauker, for inspecting data and finding out new feature I’d like to add to it. Worst, my current pocket pose a hard limit on a redis instance in terms of available RAM. So I started thinking a lot about a redis drop-in replacement for Code Zauker.
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