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by ubadair 7y ago
> Like what are you validating that your tests aren't? Why aren't your tests validating it? I use use a debugger fairly regularly when I'm writing tests. Debuggers are for moments of incredulity. When a test doesn't b
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by ubadair 7y ago
I graduated 5 years ago and I still use it daily.
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by ubadair 8y ago
My grandfather believes that video games are a "scourge" for young men today. I used to think he was old-fashioned for believing this, but I have come around to agreeing with him. I wasted a large chunk of my life on Counterstrike
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by ubadair 8y ago
When a customer complains that something's not right, and you check your logs, and the logs have been spewing millions of alarming messages for hours that you wish you had seen before the customer noticed issues, that's when you w
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by ubadair 8y ago
> The cult of generic metaprogramming was always a pain to deal with. In part, the new language features can help reduce over reliance on templates. As a community we must push for features that can get is out of this situation, like a s
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by ubadair 8y ago
"the powers that be"
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by ubadair 8y ago
Using libClang and gdb: http://jefftrull.github.io/c++/gdb/python/libclang/llvm/2018...
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by ubadair 9y ago
Boost contains over 120 libraries and counting, with over 70 authors and maintainers. There are many parts of Boost that I will never use (e.g. most of the pre c++11 libs), but the pros of having it available when you need it far outweigh
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by ubadair 9y ago
I prefer this: T::asdfasdf(); Although I might start using yours.