cleeus

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by cleeus 10y ago
> Or maybe too many devs thought VR was the coolist project to work on and moved to it. I think it's this. That's the problem with hype waves in majority-ruled organizations. Or I'm wrong and people will soon be sitting in
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by cleeus 10y ago
OK, I have to admit that Checked C is probably strictly safer while C++ is ... a mixed thing (both safer and more complicated).
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by cleeus 10y ago
> * The files have at least passed through the hands of a Russian or someone who likes using former Russian spies as a pseudonym. Or intentionally made to look like that. Attribution of hacks is on the spectrum of hard to impossible. Who
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by cleeus 10y ago
echo "set background=dark" > /etc/vim/vimrc.local
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by cleeus 10y ago
If that's all, it's nothing that cannot be done in-language with smart pointer/iterator types in C++.
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by cleeus 10y ago
Yes, and often sounds from huge sound libraries are used. I allways smile when I hear a sound from Unreal Tournament 4.36 in a movie or on TV.
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by cleeus 10y ago
I've never used any of those new editors (ST, Atom, VS Code, ...). Can anyone compare them to the more classic ultraedit? Or said differently: Why would I chose ST3 over one of the classic editors?
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by cleeus 10y ago
btw, here is the URL for a Java-Generics-Program from the paper: https://gist.github.com/rgrig/b4cdaed3ed9a70dbdb6f158f14b572... comment from the source: // Encodes a Turing machine that counts in binary,
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by cleeus 10y ago
Using SCGI as the sole backend protocol is a bad idea. I have implemented a C++ SCGI stack myself. The problem with SCGI that I found (of course very late in the game) is that it requires a TCP connection on localhost for every request on t