pelmo

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   by pelmo 6y ago

   This discussion is really off-topic, but whatever, it seems like something can be possibly learned from it. >Your wording strongly implies ... that C++ is somehow layered over C Yes, I did not mean that, I should've written the next
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   by pelmo 6y ago

   Haha, yeah. I've read your first comment and thought to not bother with replying, as it's expected that majority of people out there are polarized by the media that tells them that "X is bad, all hail Y" (especially, mod
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   by pelmo 6y ago

   I'm sorry, I don't understand why am being educated here, meanwhile I know how things work, both in C and C++. I literally got downvoted for contributing my opinion (not an advice) on what a person whom I replied wanted to know to
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   by pelmo 6y ago

   I'm sorry, I don't understand what you're arguing about. I was replying to a person whose use case for C++ nor me, neither you, understand. It could be simple small programs, not hundreds of thousands of lines of code that ne
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   by pelmo 6y ago

   I didn't say that C++ should not be used, and that everyone who uses C++ should switch to C for anything that they would like to program. There's a place for C, and there's a place for Lisp, and there's surely a place
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   by pelmo 6y ago

   I don't know if I am replying to an expert programmer, who writes programs on the daily basis, but you contradict yourself: >C doesn’t have strings. It has a set of poorly designed functions that operate on sequences of contiguously
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   by pelmo 6y ago

   The most common confusion among beginner programmers who want to pick C++ as their programming language (in contrast to scripting or interpreted languages) is that you may think that C++ is much harder than "even higher-level" pro
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   by pelmo 6y ago

   What about just grayscale[1] [1] https://i.imgur.com/ZfoXaem.png Parts changed [HTML]: <body style="background-color: #1a1a1a;"> <table bgcolor="#2a2a2a"> <img src="y18.gif" styl
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   by pelmo 6y ago

   Thanks! The website lists all of the "watchable" movies by all popular (and not so) animation studios, including Disney, Pixar, Dreamworks, Ghibli, etc. and it has almost all of the animations listed, except those that got 6 or wo
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    by pelmo 6y ago

    https://www.mediaforkids.org/ I made a simple website for parents to browse things that your kids can get busy with, that's basically like a "list of things", but is organized into different pages (categories