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by je42 10y ago
weird they didn't compare with clang...
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by je42 10y ago
It's obvious. Take Bay Area average divide by 4 ;)
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by je42 10y ago
Actually, the Author wants GO.
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by je42 10y ago
What about Kafka's at-least-once semantics ? Is that being dealt with ?
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by je42 11y ago
does anybody know why this library is not based on (boost::)asio ?
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by je42 11y ago
Isn't there an API to find out why a message was SPAM filtered ? Or are you afraid that "rogue" applications will use it to produce messages that are SPAM but yet not trigger the SPAM filter ?
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by je42 11y ago
While in computer science I don't have an issue to learn stuff by myself. In math and statistics, I need the context first before I can grasp what a written text about math and statistics really means. A teacher can fill this gap. Yes
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by je42 11y ago
Oracle gets desperate ;)
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by je42 11y ago
Types are nice, but in the end a type doesn't convey all the semantics. Types also add overhead. They can be also superfluous and unnecessary. Getting your types in a application right and to gain the optimum from them is quite some wo
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Google's EarlGrey: iOS UI Automation Test Framework(github.com)
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by je42 11y ago
Do you have links pointing at what docker containers leak from a security PoV ?
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by je42 11y ago
There is not an old "xcode" compatible package system. The issue is here, that the C++/Objective-C/C eco system doesn't have a standardize module system. Cocoa pods fills good part of the gap.
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by je42 11y ago
Finally "then" for futures ! Yay !
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by je42 11y ago
- I use slack for email replacement. - I leave channels where information/noise ratio is low for me. - I use voice/F2F if slack is not sufficient. - I only fall back on email for calendar invites.
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by je42 11y ago
Also for large scale changes rebasing can be very difficult. Yes you can minimise it by rebasing often, but once you didn't manage to do it a merge can be easier.
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by je42 11y ago
a nice technique is also the ostrich technique: ignore the community for a couple of months, check in, evaluate the latest developments; pick the ones that makes sense; then ignore the community again. ;)
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by je42 11y ago
No free to play game makes money if it is not fun. Free to play cannot rely on promises of classical marketing. Hence, the game needs to be fun or people stop paying.
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by je42 11y ago
Actually, i started to value UUID 5. Really neat properties, to generate from a name and a UUID a new one.
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by je42 11y ago
I like :tabedit ;)
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by je42 11y ago
> Given that it can collectively take well over 30 days to hire a single engineer, the obsession with computer science degrees makes sense. It takes months to find a proper senior engineer in Europe. > Driven by an ingrained fear of s
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by je42 11y ago
http://www.trendmicro.com/us/about-us/index.html Smart, simple, security that fits As a global leader in IT security, Trend Micro develops innovative security solutions that make the world safe for businesses and
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by je42 11y ago
GC cycles.
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by je42 11y ago
C++ 14 is pretty awesome as a language. Actually, swift, es6, C++ 14, C# come very close these days. in terms of language features. In my experience, the runtime/build system/packaging/community become bigger factors when cho
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by je42 11y ago
Yes. your link times will grow. But link times are not depended on choice of language. It depends on how big your set of object files is. Depending on your platform you can optimize your build. I.e. - use dynamic link libraries - use creat
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by je42 11y ago
To me it looks like it you would like to use plain C as scripting language for game logic code. Your arguments make sense there and the trade of looks reasonable. However, it doesn't make necessarily sense put the restrictions across t
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by je42 11y ago
- Compile times with templates are on my system under 10 seconds. - I missed your vector and unordered_map discussion. - "more complex" is not a useful metric to compare the language systems. Similar, I can easily say, that C poin
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by je42 11y ago
Don't mix language features with engineering mistakes.
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by je42 11y ago
Really great feature. But it doesn't tell anything about the quality of the code. Through out his complete series haven't seen any unittests for example. So I my book. No unittests => crappy code. His use of vtables is complete
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by je42 11y ago
- OOP you only get if you use it. - RAII you only get if you use it. - exceptions you only get if you enable them. - references. no overhead. - vtables. you only get them if you need them. - templates. no overhead runtime. - C++ standard li
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by je42 11y ago
Really ? Look at this code: https://github.com/danfis/libccd/blob/master/src/ccd.c Looks like great C code doesn't it? Still you see lots of plumbing: 1. call of init functions 2. unsafe array

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