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It's not about an original sin, it's about the practicalities of changing the default behaviour without pissing off your users.
by estebank 4y ago
It's not about an original sin, it's about the practicalities of changing the default behaviour without pissing off your users.
- dataflow 4y agoSure, but again, that's an argument for why you dislike C++, not an argument for why false positives in that Clang-Tidy check somehow disqualify it from being compared to the corresponding checks in Rust, especially when they both have false positives.