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11y ago
Code generation is not about a deficiency in the language, C++ has templating but I will often use code generation since you only need to run that once and templating bloats the compile time for ever.
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I would beg to differ, maybe because I have never heard of someone searching 'sequel' instead of 'sql' but I have never had a problem with google or bing or duck duck go giving me what I was looking for by just using &#x
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Yeah that's my comment, I was driving my point home that Golang is dumb.
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Context will do that for you in 99% of the cases, the other 1% is people who are confused for about 15 seconds.
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People still do that crap with Go (Golang) for no damn reason, it'll never stop because even if they have read that they don't care.
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I don't think we are more comfortable with it, the people I know think it sucks and would usually love to stick with the same company if they are given stuff they like to work on. It's great when I get to work with someone who has
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Can you not turn off the auto-connect to open wifi, which I just can't see why you would ever want to do that.
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In the year 2525?
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Well if Apple felt that Amazon was acting as a monopoly, and unfairly blocking them from entering the market with low prices why did they not request an investigation from the FTC instead of doing something they knew was illegal?
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As someone also with dyslexia, I thought it was pretty good. Yes it is not that extreme but that is the point of the piece I think.
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I would also like them to go into detail about the differences, and how they see the people they brought up from the hacker schools fit into that model.
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So like, Windows 10?
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That is a really weird experience. That being said one weird experience doesn't mean a system is "horribly broken." You got into a weird hole, but how many of these problems can really come up.
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I think C, it will help you learn all the rest. It also allows you to see how much some stuff like concatenating strings really cost in terms of performance. I think just knowing that as a fact will help you in writing in higher level langu
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A fluff piece where he doesn't actually show examples of why it doesn't work but only boasts about how great the stuff he made was and how badly everyone messed it up.
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Alianbrain was really popular for games a while back, not sure it if fell-out of favor for. http://www.alienbrain.com/
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I don't take a side in this statement.
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I guess all of the internet is also malware. Neat.
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No they don't, they are not an underrepresented group.
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Nope, the job of the car should be to protect the occupants.
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Wait... so they started JustinTV which was for anything. Games took off so they spun that off to TwitchTV. JustinTV gets shut down, and now they start 'allowing' other types of things on TwitchTV. I have no idea what the marketing
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Do you have a link to the old terms? I don't remember that ever being the case that they were to refund the money after the project went through.
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Wow, so microsoft says that the style of DRM is harmful to the users, the maker of the DRM just says "Well it's their fault they don't like it now" Sounds a bit like blaming the victim.
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I really doubt #10, there is no way that they number of people using gcc and the number of people using VSC++ are even close. The only time I've seen someone use gcc on windows is to test some cross compiler errors.
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Well that's what you get for taking stocks in a private company I guess. I never do it because it's just dumb. Unless you want to be tied to that company for ever don't do that. But who knows, I don't live in the same wo
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No, I don't like it. The thing about welders is, thats all they do. They weld one piece of metal to another piece of metal in a way that is PREDETERMINED by a 'higher up' (usually the structural engineer on the project.) When
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I was taught the basics of c++ in three months. I'm not a genius or anything but I never thought that it was any harder to use simple c++ than it is to use python. C++ also allows you to learn programming at a much lower level as you g
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What makes you think anyone wants to fund a new Shenmue? It cost Sony a little to put them on the stage since they don't have any first party games to show off. The cost of the time is then made up by 'fan goodwill'
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The point isn't about learning something new. It's about trying to apply those things into a language they think is easier to work with.
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yeah but it is an unfortunate game of wackamole. I really wish I could turn off JS but when I did, I would always just end up with no other option.
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