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They probably mean "trying to get on the hype train". I have nothing against immutable data structures, but that wording is just silly.
by Etheryte 10y ago
They probably mean "trying to get on the hype train". I have nothing against immutable data structures, but that wording is just silly.
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- arximboldi 10y agoIt was meant as a half-joke picking on how everything is now "modern" on C++. The half-serious part is that there has been a trend in the last few years in the "modern" C++ community against Copy-On-Write, heap allocation, shared pointers, etc. Immutability kind of brings new life to these concepts...
- andrewchambers 10y agoI thought it was clearly a joke poking fun at all the other modern libraries.