memefrog

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by memefrog 3y ago
My monitor is wider than it is tall.
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by memefrog 3y ago
50% of the time you would not need to turn them over.
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by memefrog 3y ago
Ah. C++ was mentioned in a different sub-thread. I may be wrong but I don't think the C++ standard says anything about red-black trees. It just provides big-O bounds on operations that mean that you need to pick some sort of balance
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by memefrog 3y ago
Why would you respond to my post but ignore all the points I made? Do you just want to rant? I explained why it doesn't matter that "C lacks basic primitives...". C has the basic primitives. It lacks generalist containers,
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by memefrog 3y ago
What standard?
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by memefrog 3y ago
The same applies to good food.
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by memefrog 3y ago
>If you want people to switch to something better, make something better. We already have C, which is better. It existed before C++. It will exist long after C++ is dead. If you don't over-architect and over-abstract your code yo
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by memefrog 3y ago
AI code completion is a complete grift.
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by memefrog 3y ago
Why would there be any conflict? They're in completely different domains so there is no potential for confusion. Why would copyright be relevant in any way? Do you even know what copyright is?
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by memefrog 3y ago
No language has a 'static check for whether the error has actually been handled or not'. In Rust, for example, you can just 'unwrap' an error. In Haskell you can use 'fromJust'. And in Go you can just ignore
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by memefrog 3y ago
But that isn't true. Every language with ergonomic error handling (i.e. something more than C or Go) has special language features for handling errors. What 'fundamental language features' would replace Zig's specific
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by memefrog 3y ago
Facebook doesn't post anything. These websites post things to their own pages and individuals post links to news articles.
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by memefrog 3y ago
And yet they still exist, and the system still works fine. The coins are already "weird money". This isnt a problem as they have a common face. Notes could have a common face too.
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by memefrog 3y ago
They have different coins. Why couldn't they have different notes? England and Scotland have different notes. I'm sure Germany and France could manage...
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by memefrog 3y ago
No they aren't. Food is very widely and cheaply available.
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by memefrog 3y ago
>This isn't a mere political disagreement, this is someone actively working to deny civil rights. What do you think political disagreement is? You can frame any political disagreement as a matter of 'civil rights'. Even
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by memefrog 3y ago
The separate processes are only doing duplicate work if you put a lot of code into header files. In C this isn't a problem - you can put code into source files easily. In C++, the design of templates necessitates putting all your cod
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by memefrog 3y ago
Separate compilation enables parallelism. This approach might save some time but also makes compilation single-threaded. I have many cores on my CPU. What are the others meant to be doing when I'm compiling? So then what does the go
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by memefrog 3y ago
The term 'capitalism' does not predate the 19th century according to the Oxford English Dictionary.
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by memefrog 3y ago
Fake news
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by memefrog 3y ago
Specifically, American web programmers. MDN is the second-most-pinned website.
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by memefrog 3y ago
The 'Stack Overflow Developer Survey' is simply not a reliable source of information on what languages are popular and unpopular. Most programmers don't use Stack Overflow to the extent that they'd fill in a programming
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by memefrog 3y ago
Okay Mr 10 day old account. Keep promoting socialism. You need the social credits to buy food in China now, right?
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by memefrog 3y ago
Or it makes _them_ incapable of working for Mozilla. If you can't handle having a working relationship with someone that disagrees with you, then what kind of colleague will you be? Are you going to tolerate a coworker that disagrees w
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by memefrog 3y ago
Everyone that disagrees with you is just doing what advertising and PR tells them to do. Your views though? Entirely based on thoughtful consideration, independent of any social influence? Right?
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by memefrog 3y ago
I am sure the people that voted will be happy to hear that they only voted because of advertising and that they can't even think for themselves.
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by memefrog 3y ago
There is no "legal definition". There is just the definition. The legal benefits are tied to marriage because of what marriage is, not because of its name. If you want the legal benefits extended to you, then make that the law. Bu
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by memefrog 3y ago
The issue is not when MOST public libraries were established but when "public libraries", as a concept, was established. So-called "capitalism" (a purely propagandistic word) has existed as long as there have existed pai
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by memefrog 3y ago
The word "capitalism" is. The word only needed to be created when there was something to contrast it to. We don't have a word for "the system wherein individuals are considered to exist" because nobody has seriously
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by memefrog 3y ago
ESR used to be a widely respected figure in open source. Open source has pretty obviously become much less politically tolerant over time.

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