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hasahmed
8y ago
Some people dont want to deal with that aspect of the business. Anyone that does is free to
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hasahmed
8y ago
Perhaps there could be a system for users to add compiler configs for such gems.
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hasahmed
8y ago
Very cool
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hasahmed
8y ago
Yeah really don't sell yourself short. And you always get better with time because patterns repeat. If people do those problems faster it's just because they are using prior knowledge from problems they have solved before. That be
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hasahmed
8y ago
This is the first time in my life that I've heard negative words about package managers in general. What's the downside? You can always just download and compile from source yourself if your so against it right
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hasahmed
8y ago
It probably started out and just wondering if he could
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hasahmed
8y ago
"array[`${start}:${stop}:${step}`]. That’s not syntactic sugar… it’s syntactic aspartame at best." I lol'd
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hasahmed
8y ago
Always twos. I'll try 3s now
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hasahmed
8y ago
It's much faster than it was. I don't notice any difference when I switched. I switched just so chrome wouldn't have such a monopoly
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hasahmed
8y ago
What resources did you use to learn the new features of C++. I don't know there language, but I began starting to learn it, and I don't know if what I'm learning is the nice new "modern constructs" or the crappy old
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hasahmed
8y ago
Agreed times a million. I'm still blown away by how there is not a common npm-like C/C++ package manager. I know there are a few that are trying to make it happen, but still... Its really the widespread adoption that makes these t
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hasahmed
8y ago
While your grievances are valid, I feel like you're missing the point. Or perhaps you think of programming than he does. It is certainly true that in a situation where all you want to do is get a task done, then what you should really
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hasahmed
8y ago
Build tools not useful? So what you just re-write your entire gcc compilation command every time? Do you build the.o files separately or rebuild them every time even when they don't need it? This is where Make really shines. It's
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hasahmed
8y ago
Black magic to indeed
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hasahmed
8y ago
Time to make it happen
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Want computers to see better in the real world? Train them in a virtual reality
(eurekalert.org)
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9y ago
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hasahmed
9y ago
Taking sides of definitely a question of the lesser of two evils on this one.
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hasahmed
9y ago
I would like to hear more about this. I was quite surprised how difficult things were when I started dabbling in Opengl and I thought that there has to be a better way. I know that there are libraries that build on top of Opengl and the lik
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hasahmed
9y ago
Why does the code start at line 100?