sacado2

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by sacado2 13y ago
What about timestamps from that logic ? I think there, hour is the most important datum, then month, then day, as you state it. Minutes come after that. Year is not that relevant, and seconds are very secondary. So, my comment is written at
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by sacado2 13y ago
True. While most languages are just plain "basic" tools, C++ is a swiss-army knife. A swiss-army knife is both dangerous and ineffective if you try to use all of its features at the same time.
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by sacado2 13y ago
Yes, it is.
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by sacado2 13y ago
10, Atari BASIC. It was around 1990. My father bought me a computer, for playing games, but I quickly discovered I could make my own (lame) games by myself. They sucked for sure, but I was fascinated by the power I had on the machine. How a
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by sacado2 13y ago
Me too. I thought "can't be that, too easy", so I looked for another mistake.
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by sacado2 13y ago
Or just turn off compiler optimizations.
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by sacado2 13y ago
If you only deploy on a single node, there is no obvious advantage (beside not fearing an update of a shared library might break your code). But if you deploy on a cluster, you might have an advantage, especially if that cluster is somewhat
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by sacado2 13y ago
I quite agree with that. Java & Go have a close typing system (static but not very elaborate, and java < 5 was lacking generics just like go), share a close philosophy (a simple language with no tricky corner, safer memory management
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by sacado2 13y ago
That was not a critic toward Go. Quite the contrary.
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by sacado2 13y ago
Or "go get" ;)
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by sacado2 13y ago
You're right, although I doubt Ken Thompson & Rob Pike can be called a new generation. Actually, Go seems to be history going the other way ; Go isn't very innovative, it's the main this his detractors point to, it's