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by _se 6y ago
With C++17, if constexpr removed most of the necessity for crazy SFINAE uses. Before that it was definitely worse. C++20 adds even more to make things more "semantic"; they're constantly adding better language support for tem
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by _se 6y ago
I think this is.. quite wrong. I don't think C++ is an amazing language (it's not in my top 3 personally, but I do work with it daily), but templates are one of the best things about the language IMO. I have a lot of experience wi
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by _se 6y ago
Yeah... Real engineers would call that an engineering problem. Like the kind who have stamps that can cost or preserve lives. You're just showcasing the immaturity of most software "engineers", yourself included.
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by _se 6y ago
Yes, there are many. It's quite easy to find the answer to that question. We're not talking about crazy hypertrophy type lifting - bench 135, squat 185, deadlift 225 and you will not have rsi problems.
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by _se 6y ago
The fact that people live there doesn't make it desirable. People will always defend where they live. Don't be naive.
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by _se 6y ago
Yep, try it some time. Believe it or not, reducing inhibitions helps build close friendships by making is easier for people to get to know one another. Who could've guessed?!?
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by _se 6y ago
Passing raw (non-owning) pointers is fine, even if references would be better. Heap allocating with new instead of a smart pointer is the problem.
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by _se 6y ago
It doesn't get in the way at all. Once you understand what's going on, it is a huge productivity boost.
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by _se 6y ago
You handle it by being happy that you still have an internship right now. There is a lot going on in the world, now is not the time to feel entitled to anything.
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by _se 6y ago
That is ridiculous and impossible. Don't kid yourself thinking that it will go away. It's not going to happen.
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by _se 6y ago
This is a ridiculous oversimplification that doesn't scale at all to larger orgs. Every modular component in its own repo? That basically means creating a repo for every library. You could easily be managing thousands of repos with neg
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by _se 6y ago
My original point was that the vast majority of _companies_ don't pay dividends, not that most _public_ companies don't. I'm not sure where that came from. Someone else made the comment that plenty of private companies pay &q
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by _se 6y ago
418 pay dividends.
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by _se 6y ago
I haven't read the law, but I would be surprised if it excluded the Danish equivalent of K-1. That would not make sense, it's a completely different thing.
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by _se 6y ago
No, they are not. The vast majority of companies do not pay dividends.
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by _se 7y ago
Being bored for 10 hours a day when you have the capability to do so much really is terrible. Couldn't agree with you more.
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by _se 7y ago
I mean... Native 1-click support is pretty different from any of the previous solutions...
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by _se 7y ago
See my other response to a similar comment - I will edit the original.
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by _se 7y ago
Sorry - I meant that neither L1 nor L2 can trigger twice in a day, E.g. down 8%, up 2%, down 9% does not trigger a second L1 breaker.
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by _se 7y ago
It's important to note that limit up/limit down (LULD) is not the same thing as the circuit breakers. They have a very specific meaning and operate independently (with much more complicated rules as well). You probably know this,
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by _se 7y ago
"They" don't do anything - this is called a circuit breaker, and is automatically triggered. There are three breakers: L1 - 7% down before 3:25pm - 15 minute halt L2 - 13% down before 3:25pm - 15 minute halt L3 - 20% down - h
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by _se 7y ago
Are there slides/transcripts anywhere?
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by _se 7y ago
Haha, I love comments like this. We've written over 10 million lines as 20-40 people in the past 15 years. I'll be sure to tell everyone we're not supposed to be moving so fast.
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by _se 7y ago
Historically speaking, you're very wrong. There's no better place you could've put your money than the s&p.
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by _se 7y ago
For anyone else that ends up seeing this, the font is Source Code Pro and theme is Lucius.
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by _se 7y ago
This is a really silly question, but what font/theme are you using in the first json example screenshot in the GitHub readme? I love it!
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by _se 7y ago
Please stop projecting your own shortcomings onto other developers. It is completely possible to have meaningful side projects and many people love doing it.
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by _se 7y ago
Try it yourself. It's much more difficult than you seem to think it is.
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by _se 7y ago
Four popups and overlays in 15 seconds. What a trash website.
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by _se 7y ago
Except that you can, by just doing the things you want to do until they become habits. It's not really much different than going to the gym or deciding not to drink too often. Even though you might want/not want to do the thing, y

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