The point of the example is that in Zig, that statement is exactly as simple as it looks.
What looks like a field reference (`c.d`) is just a field reference; there are no getters or @property functions that are doing more complicated things.
And similarly with the addition operator, that plus sign is just addition and doesn't call a function somewhere else.
These abstractions are considered useful by the designers of other languages, but they are specifically excluded in Zig. The benefit of not having them being that it's easier to follow the execution flow of the program.
We are in a similar situation. She’s got a tourist visa though, and while we think it would technically be possible for her to enter the US, we’re kind of afraid to try.
I thought the border restriction was just about having been in China in the last 14 days. Couldn't she get back into the US if she went to a different country first for 14 days?
For the past 7+ years, I have been working as a software developer supporting a US product entering the China market. Salesforce, force.com and the related wed technologies are what I'm most familiar with, but I would be willing to consider projects outside of that scope as well.
Aside from software development, I am a native speaker of American English, and I've also gotten fairly good at Chinese since I've been living in mainland China for the last 10 years.
If anyone out there needs Salesforce/force.com technical expertise, or is hiring for an internationally-focused company or project, I would be interested in hearing from you.
Hello, if the webmaster for this site is reading this, your `change.org` file is getting a Content-Type of `application/octet-stream` instead of `text/html`, which is giving me (in firefox) a prompt to download a file instead of displaying the page.
We were getting a lot of automated requests, and right when we put the waterwall on our page, it did a good job of picking out those users and not impacting others.
After a few days though, those users were able to start getting through again, but based on the timing between requests, it looks like they might have had to start operating the page manually.
It would be interesting to hear why he paid royalties to get a license for the songs but not for the cover art.
Hiring artists to create retro versions of the music and hiring an artist to create a retro version of the album cover seem like pretty analogous situations.