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by oselhn 10y ago
This book was written before Java for C++ developers (amazon shows 1994). Edit: I agree with your opinion. Just wanted to show that this problem is much older and related to other languages too (probably with the similar OOP implementation)
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by oselhn 10y ago
RAII is not superior both ways have their own drawbacks. You can forget to write finally and it may produce duplicated code. On the other hand RAII requires you to create new type just for exception safety (scope guard - which you may also
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by oselhn 10y ago
Can be easily solved by ditching the filters file all together and enabling 'All Files' option in Solution Explorer. Unless you insist on having all files listed by extension, which is imo a useless complete mess for enything but
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by oselhn 10y ago
I don't think so https://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msusa/html/pbpage.Visua...
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by oselhn 10y ago
I use Visual C++ 2013 at work and it is quite bad. It is just smarter text editor. There are only most basic refactoring features, even find all references is not reliable (it is text based search). You have to buy another extension to make
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by oselhn 10y ago
I am not from UK but at least in my country young people do not vote. They can easily change election outcome without killing old people but they do not bother.
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by oselhn 10y ago
You can write functional code with dozens of branches too. In my opinion this is because functional programmers are usually enthusiasts and good programmers. If all programmers start to write functional code you will hate it too.
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by oselhn 10y ago
Using printf on everything is basically the same as debugger but a lot slower. People also tend to commit those added lines (sometimes commented for future uses) which clutters code base. I think that using permanent logs on higher verbosit
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by oselhn 10y ago
Actually the same happened in my country. I was thinking if this is a property of voting system. I like this one https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instant-runoff_voting which theoretically helps to choose compromise candi
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by oselhn 10y ago
How do you define muslim? Is it someone going from muslim country who is not religious? Someone who goes to mosque once a week? Or someone who is praying all the time and tries to convert other people to his believes? Are all those groups r
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by oselhn 10y ago
"The Baltic Republics vs. the rest of the USSR." Not good example. They were not voluntarily part of USSR (see Molotov-Ribentrop pact), Stalin sent a lot of them to Siberia. They have huge Russian minority too (remember Putin&#x27
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by oselhn 10y ago
Quality of musical instrument is huge factor too. I play trombone and I improved significantly only by buying new instrument without changing my practice routine. It is just "cheap" amateur instrument.
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by oselhn 10y ago
That's not true for linux distros and community supported android (i.e. cyanogenmod).
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by oselhn 10y ago
This is definitely not what you learn on college. If you use inheritance instead of composition it is your problem, not OOP problem. You can do the same mess with procedures and structs. OOP is not here to magically solve programmers bad de
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by oselhn 10y ago
From my experience a lot of nested functions usually means spagetti code created from huge functions which were split on radnom points to small functions (which mixed abstraction levels and still do multiple things at once). If you properly
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by oselhn 10y ago
See this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simplex_algorithm#Efficiency . But simplex is still widely used because real problems are usually solved in polynomial time. You have to design your problem to not finish in polyno
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by oselhn 10y ago
When I hear linear programming I always remember this method https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellipsoid_method . It is nice example of algorithm which is not useful for programming only for mathematicians (I believe it was
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by oselhn 10y ago
This is not code review problem but huge ego problem. When you are discussing code you should always use technical arguments not personal attacks. Only bad programmers value their ego more than good advice from others. You should always use
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by oselhn 10y ago
Some operations are faster on linked list than on vectors (insert on beginning, or on specified iterator position, delete iterator position). They also use less memory in some use cases. I was once optimizing transactional tree structure wh
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by oselhn 10y ago
I think that most of those students already work during their studies and income difference is so big that they will definitely earn more money in total before 30. I would be more worried about doctors which start to work independently a lo
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by oselhn 11y ago
In my opinion eclipse is still a lot better than VS. It is smaller, faster and provides more features. For C++ visual studio is not much better than smart editor. It cannot even find all symbol references (it searches just for text). I also
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by oselhn 11y ago
I meant something like that: struct x {int a, char* b} x foo(); // a lot of code struct y {char* y, int x} y bar(); //another header struct z {bool a, int b, char* c} z foo2(); It is ussually the sam
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by oselhn 11y ago
I prefer to use generic structures (tuples, pairs etc.) or return proper type. One time structs are usually redeclared on multiple places. It is really hard maintain such code.
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by oselhn 11y ago
Or you can use open protocol and let community to do the work for free.
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by oselhn 11y ago
Trait in scala represents interface (your type understands some message) or "is a" relation (your type is more specific specialization of type). In your example it is not the case (Tywin is Jamie's father, which should be sol
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by oselhn 11y ago
I think that it does not make sense that Jamie extends Tywin etc. This is not "is a" relation.
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by oselhn 11y ago
Ghostery like protection is already built in. There is no menu option for normal browsing mode but you can turn it on in about:config. Set privacy.trackingprotection.enabled to true.
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by oselhn 11y ago
Problem is that most of the C/C++ programmers do not known about most UB cases. Using C/C++ only if is really needed helps a lot.
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by oselhn 11y ago
"I don't think it's anything sinister since these are mostly fixes for the game bugs and the rest are resolutions for API ambiguities." I think it is big problem. It is the same as forcing intel to change their CPU to wo
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by oselhn 11y ago
I use mostly eclipse, so maybe other IDEs already have it. * Extract superclass/interface which will work on the whole codebase * Support for NVI - rename, change parameters, convert to virtual interface and back * code duplication det

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