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by 0xFFC 9y ago
Ha ha ha, he was quite champion
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
No it is not matter of taste. I dont have anything against $ in php, perl, or most other languages. But it is not consistent with C++ syntax at all.
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
Thank you. I really hope so.
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
>$, as a way of getting object metadata out of a class, namespace, etc. (Using $ has been argued out of favor because it is common in legacy code, particularly in code generation and template systems which are not necessarily valid C++ b
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
I got very interested in Go recently, but I have question, how do you do your debugging in Go? I am using VSCode, and although VSCode support for Go is the best support between editors, but there is no official support for debugging , it se
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
About career, is low level programming job market that small we see in this threads comments ? I want to be C/C++/Rust programmer. This is quite frightening.
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
Can somebody explain to me what is this good for? Thank you.
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
As someone who used Fedora for long time, I completely agree with that evaluation, I did see how fedora/redhat community jumped and pushed as hard as they can to bring wayland to fedora as soon as possible (the same wayland was in pipe
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
Still not any option to hide that ugly scrollbar and having unlimited buffer ? (like Gnome-Terminal)
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
Exactly. I have came to this conclusion thinking by myself. I do agree with what you said based on my personal analysis. essence is : "the patterns across fields that allows smart people to be good at more than one/many fields&quo
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
These days my mind is completely devoted to this issue. I have came to the conclusion a smart person, is smart no matter whatever he/she is doing (of course after passing learning threshold). It is kinda obvious if you don't think
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
I knew this was happening. They invested on Unity8 in quite reverse way. They had opportunity to make unity8 excellent desktop environment (they had money and workforce) and after becoming most popular de in linux environment they could con
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
Like i am gonna believe that ;) (I am kidding)
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Google Is Making It Possible to Run Android Studio on ChromeOS(phoronix.com)
3 points by 0xFFC 10y ago|0 comments
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
I don't get it. AFAIK you can implement all of those things in your abstraction, and then use it like canonical C++. I think you are wrong. Please correct me.
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
look at this : https://math.mit.edu/research/highschool/primes/materials/20...
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
My rule of thumb : never optimize your code, instead optimize your algorithm as much as you can. After you finish, you can profile your code to see where you made mistake.
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
Me too exactly
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
You are my hero!
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
Is there any pdf version for this ? p.s. thank you for wonderful job anyway.
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
so dream comes true! P.S. I think this is related to rust, in a sense before Rust there was no serious competitor to C/C++, but after seeing what Rust doing to C/C++ I think there will be more native language to compete with in lo
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
There is no question about CIA being in it ;) But how do you know for sure slack does have less CIA ?
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
Why some body rich? Why not start NGO like website for this? each of us,would contribute a little bit 1$. And that site would have investment to recurit people for subtitling. Is this idea feasible? P.s. Your idea completely makes sense. I
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
As someone who plays this game casually for almost 2 year, I respectfully disagree. Codingame is superior in every aspect. But this is does not mean OpenAI Gym is not good.
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
This is devastating, at least for me , I learned so much from their channel. Do you think starting a petition would work ? Can we start petition ?
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
I am asking this genuinely, I always thought and heard LLVM optimizer is inferior to GCC's. Am I wrong ? is there any scientific benchmark for this ?
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
Citation ? To be honest I always heard LLVM is slower than GCC in most scenarios.
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
I am saying this as someone who loved C for my entire life, when I was in college I did implement most of the assignments in C when prof said python is okay, but I did in C because I loved it and I thought I would learn more by doing them i
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
The bottleneck is file system as far as I remember. I can compile my a linux kernel in VM with static file system in reasonable time. But try to do it in WSL, the file system overhead makes it miserable (Make and Configure open and close fi
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by 0xFFC 10y ago
I agree, it is much better option than traditional /usr/lib

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