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by devnullbrain 4y ago
Which would not have its problems solved by halting C++ development or moving to a new language
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by devnullbrain 4y ago
That is a lot of optimism for a 2022 project from 2022 Google.
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by devnullbrain 4y ago
I don't understand how this comment applies to this link. These features are designed around moving as much computation and verification as possible to compile time without using templates. If you need to .
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by devnullbrain 4y ago
Smart pointers overcomplicated more than auto_ptr? Default ctors are an overcomplication? Optionals worse than void pointers, variants worse than unions?
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by devnullbrain 4y ago
You can't demand too much too fast from compiler developers or you end up with Itanium. C++20 still isn't widely available. MSVC doesn't even support all of C11.
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by devnullbrain 4y ago
This is a surface-level meme that just doesn't reflect reality. In old C++ you had to spend all your time worrying about manual ctors and memory management. These problems have been erased by improvements to the language. You don'
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by devnullbrain 4y ago
I've had a series of CEOs who've said unnecessary, polarising things. The kind of thing that 10-50% of the employees would really object to - examples like yours or politics. It seems like an uncharacteristic risk with negligible
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by devnullbrain 4y ago
I want foo. - Type 'f' - foo appears in the search. - Type 'o', because I type with 10 appendages and getting them to work together requires pipelining. - foo disappears from the search This should never happen.
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by devnullbrain 4y ago
I've noticed this with JIRA, there is not much space to click 'safely' to focus on the window
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by devnullbrain 4y ago
The mistake-making side is much larger than the mistake-fixing side. This is a display of great, foolish optimism.