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by p0nce 7y ago
On modern x86 it's not very useful at all anymore. An ICC or LLVM backend with compiler intrinsics will get you quicker performance, with reduced maintenance and cost. Performance will also move over time with backend optimizations ge
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by p0nce 7y ago
I use Visual Studio and the VisualD extension.
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by p0nce 7y ago
> I'm a Venture Capitalist. Sums up the article nicely.
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by p0nce 7y ago
It seems you have a lot of energy to spend on this online debate, and I do not.
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by p0nce 7y ago
TIOBE index. Besides, I'm not interested in being right on HN.
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by p0nce 7y ago
D practionners aren't really on internet forums, let alone internet forums with a bias for whatever is new and status-enhancing (HN). Because the presumed attacks on D are constant, it's become very tiring to answer that no, it&#x
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by p0nce 7y ago
How about Calm businesses and Calm codebases. "Code should need the least possible amount of knowledge and attention"
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by p0nce 7y ago
The new website is so bad I just stopped going to reddit.com, or commenting
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by p0nce 7y ago
If you use all 3 desktop OS, it doesn't take very long to notice macOS has the worst code quality.
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by p0nce 7y ago
I was bitten by navmesh merging in 3D, say you have several loaded scenes, each with a navmesh. If the navmesh points are matching up to an undocumented degree, the navmeshes will be merged. This is dependent upon the scene own Transform, a
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by p0nce 7y ago
I think it's because most of the time an assert can offer just about the same guarantees.
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by p0nce 7y ago
Most range function return a "Voldemort" that preserve lazyness if you put it in an `auto` local. Or you can use .array to get a slice out of it.
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by p0nce 7y ago
It's the other way around, C++ is turning into a complicated D clone.
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by p0nce 7y ago
cfront, the original C++ compiler, used to compile to C. Why aren't we using such a compiler nowadays?
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by p0nce 7y ago
I have programmed in both for years (commercially) and don't understand the comments about D being like C++. This is a night and day difference to me.
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by p0nce 7y ago
* Screenflow
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by p0nce 7y ago
The fallacy is thinking finding a solution prevents from doing the other solutions. You are just confused.
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by p0nce 7y ago
Now if the fee was under 3% instead of being the very same price as Paypal, that would be a nice welcome bit of competition.
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by p0nce 7y ago
As a french, this is exactly what I expect from my government. Libra is a putsch by a (vampiric) private sector entity that want to concentrate powers.
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by p0nce 7y ago
It can work because when sleeping the only cost is literally the size of the stack (that you can set to a low value).
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by p0nce 7y ago
I wish we were all as concerned as germans.
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by p0nce 7y ago
Isn't that the same limestone that can capture carbon if put into the oceans? or is it olivine?
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by p0nce 7y ago
Honestly I've moved completely to progressive house since it's way more bearable to me. Still love the oldschool goa sound of course :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3aDQzR0O-A
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by p0nce 7y ago
I'm happy on 4G internet.
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by p0nce 7y ago
None of this is true if you work for yourself.
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by p0nce 7y ago
I feel a bit old now :) Really appreciate the ethics of citing sources, explaining in much detail and presenting choices from first principles.
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by p0nce 7y ago
I think I will use it for myself, because opinions are "lazy" for me (I produce one when I need one) but I don't think they are self-consistent, except for the expert philosophers.
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by p0nce 7y ago
> Is it compatible with 100% of the code that the current DMD release is compatible with? For practical purposes: yes. We use DMD for development and LDC for release builds, and it works really well in tandem.
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by p0nce 7y ago
Thanks for doing this!
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by p0nce 7y ago
I sell plug-ins and I just don't know _any_ of them. And noone asked me for accessibility, zero people.

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