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by mschuetz 10y ago
I'm having the same problem with CMake. Adding a third party library was an intense challenge. CMake isn't easy.
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by mschuetz 10y ago
That's good news, thanks.
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by mschuetz 10y ago
Find probably wasn't the best example but even with find, I sometimes want to look for an item in a vector with 20 elements. In cases like that, I'm fine if find() has to apply a comperator to every element until it finds the firs
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by mschuetz 10y ago
C++11, 14 and 17 finally made me fall in love with C++. It's almost like having a nice and easy scripting language with the added bonus of static typing and a huge performance boost. There are a few things that I'm still not quite
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by mschuetz 10y ago
Yeah, I found that, other than the cars and people, it looked a lot like the San Francisco I've been to last year.
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by mschuetz 10y ago
In my opinion, there are far bigger problems with pythons scoping. Why is for/if/etc not it's own scope? You can define a temporary variable in there and mistakenly use it somewhere down the line. In a "for i in .."
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by mschuetz 10y ago
"Beautiful is better than ugly." https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0020/
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by mschuetz 10y ago
Smart pointers realy need a native way to be specified, similar to how we use & to declare references and * for pointers. Filling your code with shared_ptr<Something> and the likes is just not going to win the majority over, even
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by mschuetz 10y ago
Yes, I usually call it "s" to reduce it's impact but I'm still not happy with it.
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by mschuetz 10y ago
I find it unnecessarely bloats code and in most cases makes it harder to read due to redundant text, e.g. # 1 def length(self): return math.sqrt(self.x*self.x + self.y*self.y + self.z*self.z) # 2 def length(sel
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by mschuetz 10y ago
The world would be a much better place if self(Python) and this(Javascript ES6 classes) were implicit.
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by mschuetz 10y ago
> But like anything complicated, this isn't a simple black and white move to benefit users. It is to me. Any page that greets me with large pop-ups and "Download our app" messages can sink into obscurity, for all I care. I
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by mschuetz 10y ago
1. It's very very hard to find out what's intuitive, yet powerful to use. Unlike implementing some algorithms, creating a good UI requires feedback from users. 2. It takes a lot of time and you frequently have to start over once y
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by mschuetz 10y ago
Banks in europa do just fine without charging for wire transfer, within europa at least, and I still don't have to pay anything for my bank account. Except for a small fee for the credit card.
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by mschuetz 10y ago
Had Wells Fargo which seems to be one of the biggest banks. And not just that, I've also got the stuff about online transfers confirmed by locals who also told me that the only exception that you can count on is when sender and recipie
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by mschuetz 10y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13268653
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by mschuetz 10y ago
It's a weird thing in the US where you still can't just go online and send money to any recipient. When I rented a flat, I thought I'd just directly send money to my landlord. Nope, not possible. Not at all. Had to fill out c
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by mschuetz 10y ago
"stalk celebrities and their exes" sounds to me like it could mean: - stalk celebrities, as well as the exes of said celebrities - employees stalk their exes and also some celebrities It's obviously the latter but couldn&#x2
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by mschuetz 10y ago
C++11 and 14 are the reasons I started to enjoy C++. I still dislike the cumbersome build process around of it but at least the language itself has become something that is nice to use.
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by mschuetz 10y ago
I find ".bind(this)" to be preferable over "var that = this" anyway.
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by mschuetz 10y ago
I don't know, I kinda like ".bind(this)" to bind the current scope to a callback. class Vector{ constructor(x = 0, y = 0, z = 0){ this.x = x; this.y = y; this.z = z; setTimeout(function(){ con
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by mschuetz 10y ago
C++11 and C++14 made me start to like C++. The build workflow is still horrible and cumbersome but at least the language itself has become nice to use.
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by mschuetz 10y ago
I do! I'm from Austria/Vienna and I love our high density cityscapes. There is no need for a car in cities since you can get anywhere with public transport. I usually use my bike, though, which has a huge part of the city within 2
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by mschuetz 10y ago
What about debugging? A useful debugging suite, like the current chrome developer tools for javascript, is a must have in my opinion.
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by mschuetz 10y ago
I believe "Iterative deepening depth-first search" should be mentioned since the result is equivalent to breadth-first search but the memory efficiency is basically the same as depth-first search. It also tends to be faster than b
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by mschuetz 10y ago
I do like toblerone, though.
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by mschuetz 10y ago
I know it as "Zeitausgleich". You don't get paid overtime but you accumulate time off. Pretty much like getting additional vacation days. And to be honest, I kind of like this system. I'm happy to work >40h every now
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by mschuetz 10y ago
> "This particular thing doesn't matter because I don't need it. And because I don't need it, nobody needs it at all" This is all that I hate about stackoverflow.
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by mschuetz 10y ago
Ha, I had the Cloud-to-Butt extension installed for a while as well. I got very confused a few days later when I started reading about point butts everywhere. I work with point clouds...
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by mschuetz 10y ago
Yeah, I wanted to switch to PowerShell but then I had to call an exe with variable arguments from the PowerShell script. That was a quick way back to cmd.

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