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by 10098 13y ago
This is reinventing the wheel. There are string streams fro that.
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by 10098 13y ago
They won't be the same quality as a CS degree, but the thing is, it will be enough . See, it was the same with the industrial revolution. For example, in the times before we had factories for making things, everything was done by hand
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by 10098 13y ago
Well, to be fair, it looks more like an N64 game or one of those early 3D games for SNES (Star Fox?). After reading the comments, I was expecting something more like this: http://media.pcgamer.com/files/2011/05&#x2
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by 10098 13y ago
Funny, I thought it was some sort of measure to prevent users from inadvertently causing an SQL injection on a vulnerable site by just clicking a malicious link.
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by 10098 13y ago
New frameworks != improvement of the language. PHP was shit then and it's shit now. I earned my first money by writing things in that language and I'm very glad that I moved away from that particular technology and web development
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by 10098 13y ago
All I can see in my imagination is Hank Hill working on that bus.
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by 10098 13y ago
Well, jobs are high stress affairs too. We often have to maintain production systems that fail in cryptic ways at the most inconvenient times. I postulate that such situations are more stressful than solving some binary search tree problem
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by 10098 13y ago
> Its like attending an exam, its not the same getting work done in the real world. Of course it's not. Real world is much more stressful than an interview. During an interview you chat with another developer in a room with a whiteb
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by 10098 13y ago
That guy is a great father.
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by 10098 13y ago
Actually, doesn't affect the likelihood of me using it :)
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by 10098 13y ago
The title is kinda funny to the russian ear because kal means feces in Russian :)
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by 10098 13y ago
Can someone explain to me the difference between this and futures (specifically, futures in c++11)?
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by 10098 13y ago
I wouldn't say that it's encouraged, but it indeed is normal. However, one should only do it in the case when the caller function actually can't do anything to handle the error. In this case, the idea is to pass the exceptio
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by 10098 13y ago
To be fair, things may also start to get messy if you forget to check the return value of a function.
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by 10098 13y ago
Actually, I wish C had support for templates. It doesn't seem like templates go against C's core philosophy, and not having to cast void*'s back and forth would be nice.
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by 10098 13y ago
He is comparing checking the error status in C to notifying about an error in C++. Think about it. Those are different things. You can think about throwing exceptions as returning an error status, except the code that handles the error
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by 10098 13y ago
Correction - everyone thinks that they know Javascript. It's a more twisted language than it appears.
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by 10098 13y ago
I don't have much problem with programming an embedded device in a high-level language, but why JS specifically? Why not Lua, which just as fast, and is better than javascript in many respects?
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by 10098 13y ago
My thoughts exactly, instead of killing it off or at least limiting it to the browser, we're trying to shove that abomination everywhere. This is sad.
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by 10098 13y ago
Also, I didn't mean to say that he writes crappy code. What I meant was, those who already write crappy code will now be less inclined to improve because some tech-celebrity said it's okay.
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by 10098 13y ago
I know. That doesn't mean he can't be incorrect about something. Let's not appeal to authority here.
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by 10098 13y ago
This guy is either pretending to be an idiot or really does not appear to understand just how complex everything is. The whole "thing" that is "fucked" is there to manage that insane complexity. If you don't have go
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by 10098 13y ago
It's easy transiting from C++ to Java/C#, the the reverse transition is not as easy. I would say that the "mental toolbox" of a C++ programmer includes a lot of things that also belong in a Java programmer's "t
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by 10098 13y ago
> they've built a new desktop environment from the ground up by ripping off osx as much as possible.
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by 10098 13y ago
Ubuntu is only slightly better, because at least it allows those who are not pleased with their "innovations" to run Xubuntu.
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by 10098 13y ago
How about writing it in Perl and using CPAN instead of npm then? There are tons of modules in CPAN. But since Perl is not cool any more, there's always Python and pip.
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by 10098 13y ago
There are tons of better options to choose from. If you're not making a web UI, literally any choice is better than Javascript, unless that is the only language you know.
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by 10098 13y ago
I only hope that his work at Oculus will benefit id software. I really want them to produce more successful games.
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by 10098 13y ago
I was just thinking about this yesterday. Remember how easy it was to build a working UI in Delphi? Throw some controls on the form with a few clicks, maybe write some code, and it just worked. By comparison, integrating various javascript
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by 10098 13y ago
It's not quite what I had in mind. RethinkDB schemas are not strictly enforced, and it does not have ACID transactions. I'd much rather see an open source implementation of Google's Spanner, but that's probably a long wa

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