random_guy1234

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   Ask HN: How do you know “you know”?

   2 points by random_guy1234 7y ago|0 comments
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   by random_guy1234 7y ago

   > But of course, there are Your statements are contradictory. > they might one day actually become faster faster compared to C/C++ ? Of course, Performance is improving day by day. What's the point?
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   by random_guy1234 7y ago

   Yes, there are so many things to consider. Another would be size of the binary.. Different kinds of problems are solved by different languages. Simply rejecting them without stating the details doesn't fly!
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   by random_guy1234 7y ago

   > Most current-day programming languages seem to be based on the idea that computation is slow, so the user and the compiler must work hard to minimize the number of instructions executed. Instructions executed is not the only metric to
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   by random_guy1234 7y ago

   I think these are your options: 1. You do not care about the company (Looks like this is not the case here): a. You have no emotion towards the company and your work doesn't get affected for the foreseeable future. b. You have no