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man I use C++ on personal projects for opencv (and python perfomance is pretty bad for my use case) but oh god, I don't I could ever get a C++ job, there is a u
by lunfard000 4y ago
man I use C++ on personal projects for opencv (and python perfomance is pretty bad for my use case) but oh god, I don't I could ever get a C++ job, there is a universe of features I won't dare to touch anytime soon. I just use the "modern" and simple stuff and code look pretty good (imo), don't have to deal with gibberish compiler errors (except when std::format goes crazy). std::move is cool though, rvalue and lvalue is bit too much but the performance, clear "giving up" resource and dont having to use pointers is worth it (I just use it for rvalue passing, prob there is more to it).
- jpace121 4y agoYou could get a C++ job. One of the issues with C++ is most people using it for anything useful only need to know some particular subset, only actually know that subset, and then get bit when the subset they know changes.