krebs_liebhaber

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   by krebs_liebhaber 6y ago

   Sure. Just sent one.
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   by krebs_liebhaber 6y ago

   It's not true that nobody's fucking. The LGBT kids fuck to an extent, as do some of the lower achievers, but even then it's nowhere near as much as I expected. I'm surprised to hear you compliment my writing style. I a
3. 153.▲
   by krebs_liebhaber 6y ago

   I've seen a lot of kids my age become Communists or Nazis due to internet-induced radicalization; I was rather close to becoming a radical leftist myself. Personally, I think it's harmless; they tend not to hold these views for a
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   by krebs_liebhaber 6y ago

   This has been my experience. If my parents saw what I said/posted to online friends, they would be utterly horrified, and probably feel a sense of guilt because they could never be that intimate with me.
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   by krebs_liebhaber 6y ago

   16-year-old here. My experience is probably markedly different from most teenagers in the US (I'm an immigrant who goes to a competitive school full of other immigrants) but I find that, for the most part, this article hits the nail on
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   by krebs_liebhaber 6y ago

   Look on the bright side. As top-tier universities continue to desecrate themselves further, they'll lose their signaling power. Soon it'll be just another luxury item, like a Louis Vuitton bag or a bottle of vintage wine (to an ex
7. 157.▲
   by krebs_liebhaber 6y ago

   It looks like you projected your own laziness onto the language.
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   by krebs_liebhaber 6y ago

   I'm not sure if treating lots of minor maladies is a good idea. I'd think that there's a certain threshold of severity, below which treatment is riskier than just leaving it be, and that a lot of the "unsolved problems&q
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   by krebs_liebhaber 7y ago

   I'd really like to see an RDBMS with built-in support for both inheritance and tagged unions. That would solve 90% of my schema woes.
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    by krebs_liebhaber 7y ago

    I'm always skeptical of arguments that go along the lines of "It would be so easy, if only we did the right thing ". The truth tends to be that: * It wouldn't be so easy, even if we did the right thing . * Doing the r
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    by krebs_liebhaber 7y ago

    "Thought Leader" gives me cultist vibes, with a hint of multi-level marketing. If you write some more shallow, keyword-laden dreck to get us some of that sweet, sweet SEO JUICE [1], you could be a Double Black Diamond as well!!!
12. 162.▲
    by krebs_liebhaber 7y ago

    This whole site reads like blogspam. The copy has that uncanny "SEO-optimized" je ne sas quoi to it, with a writing style halfway between "high-school newspaper" and "coding interview cheat-sheet written by an Ind
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    by krebs_liebhaber 7y ago

    I think the "C++ is huge" complaints are a bit overblown. C++ is huge, but most of its new features are designed with backwards compatibility in mind - if the size of the language bothers you, then you can write the limited subs
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    by krebs_liebhaber 7y ago

    This is only tangentially related to the article, but why does any discussion of Rust and/or Go asymptotically approach "RUST VERSUS GO RUST VERSUS GO", or at least have everyone and their grandma chip in on which one they pr
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    by krebs_liebhaber 7y ago

    > why on earth would you ... render the same HTML over and over every single time it's requested? That's what caching is for.
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    by krebs_liebhaber 7y ago

    S/he truly toed the line between genius and insanity. A monumental loss. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEjl6V6wC28
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    by krebs_liebhaber 7y ago

    The best thing about Brave is that all of the ad / tracker blocking is built into the browser itself - it's noticeably faster than any extension. The blog posts about the implementation make an interesting read: https:/&#x2F
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    by krebs_liebhaber 7y ago

    I've been writing code in C and C++ since I was 12 and I still sometimes forget where the array size and brackets are supposed to go.
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    by krebs_liebhaber 7y ago

    The way I like to think about the expression / statement divide in Rust is that everything is an expression, and the semicolon is an operator akin to `ignore` in F#; it takes any operands, disposes of them, and returns the unit type
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    by krebs_liebhaber 7y ago

    I thought it was a play on "quicklime".
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    by krebs_liebhaber 7y ago

    This seems to be a natural result of the fact that the language's creators and implementors work at the same company as the target demographic.
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    by krebs_liebhaber 7y ago

    Honestly, is there much difference between the GDC presentation and the final game?