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once you poke the ball, you'll be hit by the stench of the rotten meat inside The whole point of this article seems to be to teach people to by default not pok
by stinos 11y ago
once you poke the ball, you'll be hit by the stench of the rotten meat inside
The whole point of this article seems to be to teach people to by default not poke the ball, unless really really needed, and in such caes do it while wearing a proper mask.
Which is not ideal (that would indeed be to start over I guess), but given the current situation probably the best they can do.
- kamac 11y ago> The whole point of this article seems to be to teach people to by default not poke the ball And it's sad that they have to teach people not to poke the ball and reveal the inner decay, rather than remove the rotten meat itself.
- greyman 11y agoIt's not inner decay. It just more possibilities C++ allows you to do, which can give you more power if you know what you are doing.
- kryptiskt 11y agoAll serious languages have unsafe constructs that you can use as an escape hatch, even Haskell or Rust. Keeping the ability to do dangerous stuff in C++ isn't a compromise, it is vital. Building tools that makes it easier to separate the unsafe parts is a good thing, other languages got there first but having the possibility to clean up those billions of lines of C++ is great. Also, it's time to lay off your metaphor, it obscures the issues and trades just on disgust value.