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by chipdart 3y ago
> US can easily use the free trade as the ground to ban TikTok, instead it uses an subpar excuses that often used by CCP. I think this is the absolute best way to address this. It forces people to realize and acknowledge that even China&
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by chipdart 3y ago
> FWIW, the missing element in this framing is real, substantive community. Not conversational or ephemeral community like you find online, but the kind of substantive community that engenders a network of mutual support. This is one asp
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by chipdart 3y ago
> China blocks access to Google. Whatever you want to call what the TikTok bill does, it is not the same as what China does. China does way more than that. China forces all companies that wish to do business in China to host their data i
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by chipdart 3y ago
I think the average frontend developer doesn't care anymore because they only have to care about relevant things, and this ain't it.
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by chipdart 3y ago
> This bill is so misguided and inflammatory. It's clearly OK for ${US_COMPANIES} to freely harvest our data and sell it for a profit, but I guess they can't charge tariffs on data so they'll make up excuses and ${PREVENT_
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by chipdart 3y ago
> I think this just validates China’s social, cultural, and digital hegemony. Care to elaborate your point? I tried to understand what point you tried to make,but it heavily contrasts with reality.
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by chipdart 3y ago
> Prediction: Project will take 10 years too long and results in a normal (non-high-speed) rail system connecting the two places that is too expensive for people to reasonably use. Both takes are oblivious to the problem domain, to the p
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by chipdart 3y ago
> If that's your point then it is simply wrong. Final does not allow the compiler to devirtualize calls through a base pointer, it only eliminates the virtualness for calls through pointers to the (final) derived type. Please read m
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by chipdart 3y ago
I've worked in computer vision and real time image processing. We use C++ extensively in the field due to it's high performance. OpenCV is the tool of the trade. Both iOS and Android support C++ modules for performance reasons. B
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by chipdart 3y ago
> This is why the CRTP exists. CRTP does not exist for that. CRTP was one of the many happy accidents in template metaprogramming that happened to be discovered when doing recursive templates. Also, you've missed the whole point. CR
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by chipdart 3y ago
> What final enables is devirtualization in certain cases. The main advantage of devirtualization is that it is necessary for inlining. I think that enabling inlining is just one of the indirect consequences of devirtualization, and perh
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by chipdart 3y ago
> That's the first problem I see with the article. C++ isn't a fast language, as it is. There are far too many issues with e.g. aliasing rules, lack of proper vectorization (for the runtime arch), etc. That's a bold statem
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by chipdart 3y ago
I wonder if they are also coincidentally adding a high priced bus service targeted at tourists. Park Gurl stands on a very steep hill in Barcelona's suburbs, and getting there without public transportation is between challenging and im
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by chipdart 3y ago
I use this all the time, specially when it's a long line. $ ^sometihng^something
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by chipdart 3y ago
> We write code once, but read it many times, so longer names seems like a poor efficiency choice. How can you tell what's the type of an ambiguous name if you have no indication of which namespaces are within scope? I mean, think a
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by chipdart 3y ago
> If this happened and if you included that specific header, you would get a simple compiler error due to ambiguous methods. Then you can simply add a namespace somewhere and move on. ...or, hear me out, you can not make the mistake of m
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by chipdart 3y ago
> Bjarne's book seemed to be a comprehensive introduction and I'm currently going through it. I found that adding "using namespace std" at the beginning of the file reduced some of C++'s syntactic overhead that a
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by chipdart 3y ago
> I like to present questions to people to justify their position so that others reading the advice can better evaluate it, understand the reasons and make a more informed judgement on it. Frankly, this is puerile and pointless. You&#x27
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by chipdart 3y ago
> I am not saying you are cargo cult programming, but being a cargo cult programmer has nothing to do with seniority. One thing that is a clear tell that you are not senior is this belief that just because you are oblivious to problems
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by chipdart 3y ago
> I think it's fascinating how different people can interpret this so differently. Sneaking using namespace directives in interface headers is a well known source of problems, as it inadvertently introduces names to lookup which can
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by chipdart 3y ago
> Qt Creator makes working with Qt a heck of a lot easier in a way that working with Visual Studio or vim does not. That's only true if you intentionally ignore all the aspects where Qt Creator falls way short of what "visual s
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by chipdart 3y ago
> The MOC is just a code generation tool, it's about as objectionable as bison. I think you've missed the whole point. No one cares about implementation details. The critical aspect is that Qt imposes the use of a superset of C
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by chipdart 3y ago
The hard part is telling apart the tradeoffs of the new "code like this" claims, which often time are shit that fails to even consider the problems fixed by tlthe "old and busted". I mean, how come software development i
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by chipdart 3y ago
> I'll be you ten bucks they got rid of people who bring up bad news and kept the yes-men. A company that doesn’t know what’s broken is doomed to mediocrity. I used to have that attitude, but since then I've grown to learn that
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by chipdart 3y ago
> [Apple] customers are very willing to pay extra or sacrifice on specs to get a well-integrated product with an OS that does not track their every move, does not shove ads down their throat, and reliably boots after an update. I think t
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by chipdart 3y ago
I think this comment should feature higher in the discussion. Drone swarms are bound to play critical roles in upcoming conflicts, as already attested by Ukraine's destruction of Russia's black sea fleet. This is what can be done
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by chipdart 3y ago
> It's traded on the open market and the market as a whole has agreed on that pricing. How do you explain the high volume of short selling?
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by chipdart 3y ago
In the meantime, what happened to the data mining fad?
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by chipdart 3y ago
What's the difference between this and Git-LFS? https://git-lfs.com/
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by chipdart 3y ago
Whose orbit?

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