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Heh, yeah. It wasn't this bad in 2008 when I first got here... though I suspect it's more of a language issue. C++ tends to prompt a discussion of a poorer qua
by apankrat 7y ago
Heh, yeah. It wasn't this bad in 2008 when I first got here... though I suspect it's more of a language issue.
C++ tends to prompt a discussion of a poorer quality. Every second person is an senior expert that feels obliged to teach everyone else the true ways of the language. Hence all the focus on irrelevant minor fluff like here. Especially evident when compared to C threads, where nitpicks are of a far better quality and actually relevant.
- ryandrake 7y agoIt takes at least two to tango. It looks like you’re responding to this criticism very defensively. An initial simple “thanks for pointing that out” response could have probably avoided the whole thread. C++ tends to bring out the language lawyers because it is such a minefield of undefined, implememtation-defines, and unspecified behavior.