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Admittedly my C is (very) rusty, but I was surprised at how few of the answers I knew, so your comment made me feel even worse. But then I saw your nickname. Ye
by bornfreddy 4y ago
Admittedly my C is (very) rusty, but I was surprised at how few of the answers I knew, so your comment made me feel even worse. But then I saw your nickname. Yeah. :) (redis rocks btw)
Completely agree with you, and not just in C. Using esoteric features of any language is equivalent to putting landmines in front of your teammates - bad idea.
- tomxor 4y ago> Using esoteric features of any language is equivalent to putting landmines in front of your teammates Also, outside of production code, using esoteric features is a good way to get familiar with every corner of that language - which is useful so that you can diffuse those landmines when they are accidentally created. i.e know them to avoid them.