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Nowadays this is often filled by interest group Discord servers. The more niche the better, tbh. A lot of people think of Twitch streamers or video games when t
by rezonant 3y ago
Nowadays this is often filled by interest group Discord servers. The more niche the better, tbh. A lot of people think of Twitch streamers or video games when they think of Discord, but I'm in C++, Typescript, Minecraft mod development, Unreal development, and politics discords, just to name a few. There is a lot out there.
- AndrewKemendo 3y agoNo different than the millions of specialty myphp boards back in the day Reality is that those fall into the same buckets as well - and each over optimized on some emergent characteristics of their userbase I think the answer for me is: be done with debating altogether, especially on the internet My tools are sharp enough and at this point I don’t need to go to anonymous internet arguments to refine my philosophy
- rezonant 3y ago> Reality is that those fall into the same buckets as well - and each over optimized on some emergent characteristics of their userbase Over optimized, or perfectly optimized? I'm sure that people debate whether to use #pragma or #define HEADER_H_ on these things, the debate will be better when done amongst two highly skilled C++ developers who care about the corner cases. That's why I said niche. The broader a community, the less useful that debate will be, if it even qualifies. Having a fresh CS grad explain that #pragma once is supported in the latest Clang, MSVC and GCC and thus there's never a reason to avoid it are right for whatever small university project they are building, but a seasoned developer is annoyed they still need to target an ancient RHEL release on their mission critical open source project. (Disclaimer: I have no idea if this is actually a thing, I figure by now #pragma must be good to go even on older LTS distros)