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by 38 3y ago
my issue with C/C++ code bases in 2023, is the same issue from 2013 and 2003: tooling. With Go, I can download any random code from at least 2018, and do this: go build and it just works. all the needed packages are automatica
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by 38 3y ago
why dont any of the users has scores by their name?
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by 38 3y ago
> This meme needs to die. I've seen "10 layer abstraction heavy" code base only once I dont think so. I like Go code because its usually pretty "flat" unless you find someone from a Java or C# background. C# code
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by 38 3y ago
that is really, really ugly. using methods, I dont have to mess with function prefixes, and I dont have to pollute the global scope.
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by 38 3y ago
OK please show me the equivalent code in C then
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by 38 3y ago
... also without comments. I appreciate the idea, but without the discussion its basically Twitter since they also hide replies with anonymous requests.
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by 38 3y ago
you cant reuse names with top line functions: package hello type cat int func greet(c cat) cat { return c + 1 } type dog string func greet(d dog) dog { // greet redeclared in th
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by 38 3y ago
really I dont give a shit about either one of them, and wish they would both just go away.
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by 38 3y ago
non crap link: http://farside.link/twitter.com/WallStreetSilv/status/169035...
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by 38 3y ago
> Windows 11 is good enough https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Stockholm_syndrome
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by 38 3y ago
> Scrollbars auto-hiding can easily be disabled from Modern UI settings -> Accessibility OK, and how do you change them so they are more than a few pixels wide? the width is literally 1/3 of Windows 10 > You aren't using
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by 38 3y ago
Windows 11 is comically bad. I've used every Windows as a developer since at least XP, and 11 is hands down the worst. Scroll bars that auto hide, and are only a few pixels wide. God awful web search in the start menu. Taskbar tabs are
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by 38 3y ago
its not a bank. no good reason to require 2FA just to play with a virtual phone.
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by 38 3y ago
POS website doesnt even work. I created an account with Google, then: 1. enter Email 2. click Next 3. click Sign in with Google 4. Choose my Google account 5. answer Not now to two-step verification 6. loop back to step 1
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by 38 3y ago
what does that even mean? the whole point of something like this would be so that you dont have to use Android Studio.
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by 38 3y ago
> AMO account isn't actually required for the user, it's required for some entity to create the "collection", but you don't actually have to have an account to use whichever collection with FF on your phone. the
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by 38 3y ago
nope. just tried an XPI file, didn't work
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by 38 3y ago
> Once you’re ready to test the mobile version of your extension, create a collection on AMO and test it on Firefox for Android Nightly Just in case anyone missed this, it seems that Android Firefox STILL will not allow anonymous install
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by 38 3y ago
> The money is nothing compared to what I've made in my career right, but thats not the case for everyone. you have been fortunate, but for many they cant even pay their bills with the tiny donations that come in. hence why the need
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by 38 3y ago
with all due respect, unless "giving back" means giving them money, its probably not worth what you think its worth. I maintain some small projects, and most of the people "giving back" contribute such a tiny amount of c
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by 38 3y ago
> I've been hacking on and off for a couple years on a side project I'd like to monetize OK so you want to use their software, make money off it, and give nothing back. if thats the case, you cant do that any more. you can eith
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by 38 3y ago
> suitable as a C replacement nope. they all are. all depends on the use case. if your use case is "must do 100% of what C can do, no exceptions" then of course that leaves one option. but for many programmers the trade offs to
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by 38 3y ago
> $currently_trending_language by your definition, is that any language less than 50 years old?
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by 38 3y ago
> A Modern C Development Environment OK fine > 09 Aug 2023 huh? the correct answer to this question should be "get a time machine and go back to 2003 or something. why people insist on carrying on with C in the face of its glarin
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by 38 3y ago
> Filter https://pkg.go.dev/slices#DeleteFunc
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by 38 3y ago
PGO is opt in, just like Rust. you have to explicitly tell the compiler that you want to use it.
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by 38 3y ago
Other two comments are wrong. The correct answer is that the compiler now builds everything on demand if it's not already built. This now includes the standard library as well. Previously built versions of standard library modules were
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by 38 3y ago
I just used the standard library, not even any imports: https://godocs.io/builtin#println
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by 38 3y ago
works fine with Windows Terminal: http://0x0.st/H_S1.png but yes to be fair, the width on those ridiculous 5 codepoint emoji is off.
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by 38 3y ago
https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Dashboard:-My-filters

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