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by zerr 3y ago
How do you train such models? Where do you get the training dataset?
662.
by zerr 3y ago
Windows support... OR being a native SDK language for a popular platform, which Crystal is not. I also hear ABAP is doing fine on the SAP platform.
663.
by zerr 3y ago
Try original SICP video lectures.
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by zerr 3y ago
The minimum requirement for a language to take off: first class Windows support. The current preview support is good enough to start playing. A high-performance (C-like, LLVM based) and a very high-level language with Ruby-like expressivene
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by zerr 3y ago
OK to use C++?
666.
by zerr 3y ago
Is it really C++ or just C saved in .cpp files? (which is a norm in Win32 API world)
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by zerr 3y ago
No x64 Android, no macOS and no Linux support in C++Builder, unfortunately. It could have been a nice solution for cross-platform open source apps, boosting its adoption.
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by zerr 4y ago
To be fair, when the building collapses in the CAD simulation, you just "reboot" it with different parameters. Civil engineers don't actually put bricks or weld a metal.
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by zerr 4y ago
They have allienated C++ devs by imposing on them the abomination that is QML. The first thing they should do is to provide a public API for using QtQuick solely in C++.
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by zerr 4y ago
Exactly my experience. In general, for the sane person, it is impossible to write more than a few lines of Win32 API code without copy/paste... ChatGPT came quite handy here.
671.
by zerr 4y ago
They have abandoned community editions - it is several years behind the pro edition, broken on high-DPI monitors, no code-completion/navigation. No plans to release a new version.
672.
by zerr 4y ago
Depends on how you define a class. E.g. you are not using std::list in your example.
673.
by zerr 4y ago
Would it be easy to follow the book using Mercury language?
674.
by zerr 4y ago
Official manuals are usually enough for that.
675.
by zerr 4y ago
Did they change the ingredients for the Talc? Because it is still on sale. From other brands as well.
676.
by zerr 4y ago
How was this handled for Nazi Germany defectors?
677.
by zerr 4y ago
By the tiny fraction of the time you've spent/wasted walking? :)
678.
by zerr 4y ago
You are missing the point - CV is the story. Some prefer prose, others prefer structured text. You should not penalize anyone due to their preferences of the form.
679.
by zerr 4y ago
Seems like a right term. I mean, if anything, the length of the article rings the bell.
680.
by zerr 4y ago
It might not be intentional, but does anyone think that this article might be a well executed act of trolling?
681.
by zerr 4y ago
Seems like a lawful way to say "North Americans Only".
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by zerr 4y ago
Both.
683.
by zerr 4y ago
fwiw, I tried generating some SVG and XPM images with chatgpt - results were garbage.
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by zerr 4y ago
The same applies to Clojure CLR, right?
685.
by zerr 4y ago
Exactly. E.g. SQL was meant to be a user interface of database for biz people...
686.
by zerr 4y ago
Agile coaches and scrum masters come to mind. Product "owners" as well.
687.
by zerr 4y ago
A brain is subjective. I believe many audiophiles indeed perceive audio quality difference so those products do really make a difference for them.
688.
by zerr 4y ago
Truck drivers usually net 6-figures annually, don't they?
689.
by zerr 4y ago
What do you do for a living? Do your open source projects help with getting new gigs?
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by zerr 4y ago
LC interview is biased towards people who are into LC/Olympiad/competitive programming or who have enough free time and willingness/desperation to grind LC.

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