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I don't care very much about the MSVC bugs. The problem is that compiler is very slow. Our 800 c++ files project takes 25 minutes to compile with MSVC, and 15 minutes with clang (Windows 10 with antivirus disabled and using cmake+ninja
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I don't know what editor you are using, but I think you really need a parenthesis plugin. Something like paredit for emacs. A single parenthesis in a line is a waste of space and makes the code harder to read. Once you know how to move
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Emacs (with evil). Macros save my life. Pressing some keys, I can modify large blocks of code in complex ways. Other way, I would need to write some python script.
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Because the alternatives those days really really sucked. Small storages and spam filters that wasn't working correctly. Now Gmail is a downgraded service and their spam filter is the worst.
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I think the lots of changes that is having c++ in every release is killing the language.
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4y ago
It could be nice to use a gpt-3 chat trained with the info from the web to have something like an ai search system.
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4y ago
Try LyX
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Setting short-term goals works very well for me. Create the skeleton of such and such class, refactor that method, send that email I have pending and things like that.
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Because it's fun, I really have a great time programming. For me, it's like playing a video game.
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I understand the need for a task list. But a daily log? What is for? If I need to find something I have done in the past, I have git.
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Why is Windows so vulnerable to things like this? It's a design problem?
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Ints are 32 bits and pointers are 64 bits ( https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/ibm-mq/9.1?topic=platforms-stand... ). Converting from pointer to int you are truncating the value from 64 bits to 32 (discarding the high
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Something similar happened to me, but with Qt. I installed Qt Open Source at home to compile OpenMSX debugger (a hobby project to which I have contributed). I don't know why I used my work email account instead of my personal one. The
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The LGPL license allows you to make closed applications without problems if you comply with the rules. But the Qt guys will call you and make threats (very nicely). Real case.
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The biggest let I have seen in my life: (let [[track-name wagon-name] (if (= (get-in world [:parts part-1-name :type]) :track) [part-1-name part-2-name] [part-2-name pa
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The problem with the web player is that the volume normalization feature is missing.
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Ask HN: There is a chess-like board game that computers still can't win?
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In my case it was not a book, it was a magazine, MSX Club. When I was very young, without knowing any English, without internet or any kind of books, I learned to program by copying the Basic code that appeared in the magazine.
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They will have to look StackOverflow to fix problems with StackOverflow?
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4y ago
It looks like a flash game.
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The main reason to use Docker are the reproducible environments. Today, applications, have a lot of dependencies. In the application I am working, I have to install like ten different software programs and libraries only to be to run it, an
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If you don't need versioning nor compatibility with other architectures, save the data directly as binary into a file. If you need versioning or compatibility (x64 vs x86 or low endian vs high endian) you need to convert the data using
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4y ago
I like a lot the mocking chapter. Very well done.
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It depends on the application you are developing. If you are doing microservices, separate the database from the application is a must.
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Stomach ache, tiredness, nausea, dehydration, ...
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What is Qt Language Server? Can I use it to have qml autocompletion in my emacs lsp-mode?
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I'm just the opposite. I have never ever had a headache. Not even with a hangover.
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Maybe we don't need Windows anymore. Even Elden Ring works pretty well using wine.
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Thiking Forth. Even knowing that you will never touch Forth in your life is really worth it.
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Enums with functions. WTF
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