摸鱼时光发现了一篇折腾 VPS 的博客，上面写着用 nginx 反代 GitHub，可以用于 GitHub 的下载加速，并且说理论上可以做任何网站的镜像。于是我也简单操作了一下。

直接看他的吧

During my idle time I found a blog post about tinkering with VPS. It described using nginx to reverse-proxy GitHub to speed up downloads from GitHub, and claimed that in theory you could mirror any website. So I went ahead and gave it a simple try.

Go read his post directly

分享一个在公司看到的头文件。

Share a header file seen at the company.

面试官问程序崩溃了怎么调试？

我这里简单演示一下。

The interviewer asks: how do you debug a program crash?

Here I’ll give a quick demonstration.

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#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

class A{
public:
    virtual void print(){
        cout << "A" << endl;
    }
};

class B:public A{
public:
    void print(){
        cout << "B" << endl;
    }
};

int main(){
    A b = B();
    b.print(); // 这样可以吗？
	return 0;
}

面试官问我这样可以吗？

我犹豫了好久好久… 也不知道可以不可以。

面试官看我答不出来，然后问我知道静态绑定和动态绑定吗？（这是在提示我了）

可我还是不知道可以还是不可以。😥

The interviewer asked me: can this be done?

I hesitated for a long, long time… and still didn’t know whether it could or couldn’t.

Seeing that I couldn’t answer, the interviewer then asked whether I knew about static binding and dynamic binding. (That was a hint to me.)

But I still didn’t know whether it could or couldn’t. 😥

写一些刷题常用数据结构

Some common data structures used in problem solving

提到 STL 算法，大家都知道很牛B。

但是想一想，除了 sort() , 你还会用啥呢？😂

最近抽时间把 STL 所有算法测试一遍，做到心里有个印象。

本文的这些示例基本上都来自于 cppreference.com 和 cplusplus.com

其实就是挨个看一遍，然后复制粘贴一下。

STL algorithms — everyone knows they are awesome.

But think about it: apart from sort(), what else do you actually use? 😂

I recently took some time to test all STL algorithms one by one, so I have a rough idea of what each one does.

The examples in this article basically come from cppreference.com and cplusplus.com

In fact, I just went through them one by one and copy-pasted.

起因

4 月 13 号早上八点多，我还在睡梦中，被 Telegram 的一条推送吵醒了。

很奇怪，我一个根本没人访问的 WebServer 小项目竟然会自己就宕机了😕。

上午十点睡醒了，起来看一眼日志吧。

好家伙，有人拿我 抄来 的小项目在练手？

Why It Happened

Around 8 am on April 13th, I was still fast asleep when I was woken up by a push notification on Telegram.

Strange — my little WebServer project, which nobody even visits, had crashed all by itself 😕.

I woke up again around 10 am and took a look at the logs.

Well well, someone is practicing on my copied little project?