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C++ isn't evolving; it's just accumulating features. That's a crucial difference. The amount of harmful patterns you can accidentally use just keep on strictly
by tormeh 12y ago
C++ isn't evolving; it's just accumulating features. That's a crucial difference. The amount of harmful patterns you can accidentally use just keep on strictly increasing.
- mreiland 12y agotake your unfounded bias elsewhere
- tormeh 12y agoIt's called "observation", not "bias".
- mreiland 12y agoMY "observation" is that your "observation" cannot be trusted because you're being "unfair" in your "characterization" of C++'s new features as being the negative phrase "accumulating features" rather than "evolving" despite the idea that "evolving" implies getting "new features". I also enjoy using "double quotes"