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My github and /r/cpp/ presence is a proof of how much experience I have in practice. As for you trying to educate me, whatever dude. You would be better spen
by pjmlp 6mo ago
My github and /r/cpp/ presence is a proof of how much experience I have in practice.
As for you trying to educate me, whatever dude.
You would be better spending your time reading the mailing papers that point out the design flaws.
In case you want to learn about the topic, that is.
- locknitpicker 6mo ago> My github and /r/cpp/ presence is a proof of how much experience I have in practice. Oh a redditor. I'm sorry, I didn't knew I was talking to an expert. > As for you trying to educate me, whatever dude. Lost cause? > You would be better spending your time reading the mailing papers that point out the design flaws. Nitpicking areas of improvement does not reflect critical issues with the feature. This is not reddit.
- pjmlp 6mo agoI am not the one trolling around here.
- locknitpicker 6mo ago> I am not the one trolling around here. Neither am I. I'm stressing that your vocal and enthusiastic criticism is uninformed and detached from reality. You're commenting on things you are clearly uninformed or misinformed, and presenting your reddit credentials as appeal to authority is a clear demonstration of what supports that opinion. You are free to be vocal and criticize things, but the depth of your understanding and discourse is also a factor.
- pjmlp 6mo agoI am not so sure about it, where are you modules code samples to prove your expertise? Some of my code is public, yours? Coming up on HN, talking down people, yeah right, what an expert that we have here.