jdrek1

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by jdrek1 5y ago
Okay I think I understand your core issue. My position is that you do one indent per open scope and those should be done by tabs. Since those usually appear at the beginning of the line there's no problem because tabs behave exactly li
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by jdrek1 5y ago
> Alignment is desired because it enhances readability. While that's true I was asking specifically about those examples of yours. What would be the reason to have a weird L shaped comment around the code like that? Right now I can
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by jdrek1 5y ago
I'm curious, why would you ever want to align something like that? I've only ever seen "but it breaks my alignment" as the only argument from the spaces people but so far I have not yet seen a good reason as to why that
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by jdrek1 5y ago
Hm looks like the error is on my side then, good to know it works for others. Thanks, I'll see if I can get it to work somehow!
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by jdrek1 5y ago
Did you run into any problems using that layout? I tried using it (also after discovering it on HN) but I could not get around that bug where Windows error sounds appear randomly when alt tabbing.
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by jdrek1 5y ago
And why no blockchain?
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by jdrek1 5y ago
My apologies, I did not know about that. Why would they deliberately put duplicates in unicode though?
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by jdrek1 5y ago
> For example in my keyboard the micro sign (µ; not to be confused with the Greek small letter mu) The greek letter mu IS the micro sign, where do you think it comes from?
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by jdrek1 6y ago
http://mikelui.io/img/c++_init_forest.gif
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by jdrek1 6y ago
Damn sorry, I hope it gets better for you. In that case I can definitely see how not having to leave the keyboard is of upmost importance.
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by jdrek1 6y ago
That's a reason I can get behind. I agree though, most people probably don't need that, but in such cases it's great to have a tool like that available. Thanks!
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by jdrek1 6y ago
I don't think your take is wrong. I have yet to see any actual argument from the vim/emacs crowd. I'm genuinely curious about what makes them defend their editor choice that heavily but whenever I ask them for their reasons a
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by jdrek1 6y ago
I'm curious, what do you want to test? The classic "memorize how to bubblesort" interview questions which so many people complain about because they don't show anything except that someone has prepared? Isn't it bet
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by jdrek1 6y ago
Because it imports everything from the std namespace and can lead to name clashes. It also makes it harder to see where symbols come from. If you see `std::vector` you know exactly what it is. If you just see `vector` in a large code base i
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by jdrek1 6y ago
One should probably point out that the library/readme is not the only suspicious thing. The author often has huge problems with terminology and/or communication in general. He routinely confuses output with formatting, which might
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by jdrek1 8y ago
I mean, why not? Doesn't even have to be a full domain name, even just assigning everyone their individual IPv6 address would work.