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3y ago
Generally, such edge-cases usually make the solution ugly and the process unpleasant. The aim of such puzzles should be a pleasant process culminating with a beautiful solution.
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3y ago
Uno Platform or Avalonia should be a better fit.
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3y ago
No accessibility.
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3y ago
Can ad publishers filter out ad blocking users as not being their target audience? Forcing someone to watch your ad most likely triggers negative connotations about your brand.
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zerr
3y ago
The main downside of becoming a C++ dev is that all of other languages seem so inferior.
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zerr
3y ago
wxWidgets, FLTK and gtkmm use only pure C++ (and some preprocessor macros).
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zerr
3y ago
So is it like ASP.NET WebForms?
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3y ago
That modal popup can be blocked as well. Ad blockers have element pickers for a reason. No need to wait for some official lists updates.
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zerr
3y ago
I mean the deal Microsoft has with yandex to have it as the default search engine.
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3y ago
Btw, Microsoft seems to be circumventing US/EU sanctions. While traveling to eastern Europe, the fresh installation of Edge has yandex (pootin-linked company) as the default search engine, and also proposes other similarly shady websit
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3y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20231111221611/https://ktla.com/...
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3y ago
Awesome! It might be boring for you, but accompanying that project with a "Let's write a debugger" tutorial would be very useful.
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3y ago
You don't. Production ready statically compiled native C# is a death sentence for Golang :)
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3y ago
Fun observation: SICP is a kind of book that after finishing, you rarely/never go back to it.
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3y ago
They do anthropomorphize - Flutter and Golang mascots.
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3y ago
I'd also vote for std::string split and join functions. And networking.
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3y ago
Same with C++. Even C++98/03 becomes beautiful after reading TC++PL.
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3y ago
Asking for more pay with their standard PTO and as-needed UTO (Unpaid Time Off) might have been more successful.
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3y ago
And then compare that ratio to someone from Portugal or eastern Europe who charges 5x less?
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3y ago
Are you able to pay US-level hourly rate?
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3y ago
At least `export` keyword was implemented in Comeau C++ :)
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3y ago
How is the freelancer visa situation?
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3y ago
`Copying for yourself` vs `copying for profit`
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3y ago
Unlike physical objects, copying digital goods has a zero cost, including for the author. So when the pricing does not reflect this (e.g. when ebook's and printed book's price is in the same order), it encourages unauthorised copy
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3y ago
If you are counting MBs at that order, then wxWidgets would be the best option. It can be statically linked easily. The size overhead is about 2.5-3 MB. It is a thin wrapper on top of native controls, so e.g. you can always get to the under
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zerr
3y ago
Nokia acquisition of Trolltech gave us LGPL Qt.
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3y ago
> The problem is that Gtk is ugly, Qt is extremely bloated and WxWidgets barely works. Seems like the author didn't look at cross-platform toolkits since 90s.
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3y ago
Right. It doesn't make sense to lay off a dev in Romania, who's salary is less than a janitor's one in the US office.
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3y ago
Did the popularity of AWK demise after Perl became ubiquitous?
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3y ago
Why Microsoft was never able to come up with Borland C++Builder competitor? i.e. RAD for C++. Even today there is no WinUI3 GUI designer for C++.
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