dxuh

20 ms·

211.
by dxuh 5y ago
I'm not completely sure what exactly you are trying to say, but it seems to me that I somehow deserve some of my personal information being stolen, because someone that also uses DigitalOcean sends you "dodgy packets". What?
212.
by dxuh 6y ago
The question is not really if you want to be taxed to pay for UBI, but if you rather want to be taxed to pay for UBI than some other bullshit that you are currently being taxed for (of which there is a lot).
213.
by dxuh 6y ago
If you openly admit in a public internet forum that you use C++, you WILL be reminded that Rust exists and it vastly superior to your choice of tool. I find your statement very questionable and don't personally know any game developer
214.
by dxuh 6y ago
> "Best practices = don't write bugs" That's absolutely not what it means. Best practices usually means "don't use these features anymore" and "use these features whenever you can". And that i
215.
by dxuh 6y ago
I'm try to not sound rude, but I don't think I can. Every C++ developer with even some significant amount of experience will identify this as bad code with one eye closed. Of course this looks wrong to someone that doesn't kn
216.
by dxuh 6y ago
I think Rust is actually pretty cool and I have tried it myself for a few small things, but it's definitely the most obnoxious programming language community out there (which does not mean, at all, that everyone that is a part of that
217.
by dxuh 6y ago
Games code is very often about objects interacting. Especially the expensive stuff (collision/physics and then probably AI). Games don't use global state, because they use C++ and everyone is so bad at programming, but because tha
218.
by dxuh 6y ago
I think being sort of "rigid" is part of the appeal of Meson and definitely intentional (keeps complexity down). I can understand how that might be off-putting or even obstructive to some though. But being too flexible is in a way
219.
by dxuh 6y ago
Everything is big and old, so there are multiple ways to do it and making them work with the old ways is sometimes trouble. If you wait a couple of years Rust will be like that too. cppreference.com is good and hast almost everything you ne
220.
by dxuh 6y ago
To be fair Google libraries are famously hard to build and integrate. It doesn't help that they use their own build system, though it seems gRPC can be built with CMake now. It's a good number of years since I did it last, but int
221.
by dxuh 6y ago
I really don't think Meson and CMake should be mentioned in the same breath here. I would be glad to know what you think makes Meson so bad.
222.
by dxuh 6y ago
> She also said that walled gardens have existed for four decades and that what Apple's doing isn't too different. In relation to this lawsuit it's mostly the same, but in general it's way different. The iOS is not a