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OBAMA BIN LinkedIn posted:c++14 has VLAs and std::dynarray as a wrapper around VLAs but implementations don't have to allocate them on the stack C++14 has make_unique, std::optional, and generic lambdas my body is ready
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i really wish i could use c++11 at work
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Jun 26, 2013 14:31
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even if i could, i wouldn't be surprised if work disabled half the features anyway for compilation time reasons
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Jun 26, 2013 14:31
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there is a project here that quietly includes -ftemplate-depth=4000 they gave up on build times a long time ago
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Jun 26, 2013 14:38
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Mr SuperAwesome posted:this new xamarin + parse stuff looks amazing, brb building a million generic CRUD apps a second all in C# C# makes me happy therefore xamarin makes me happy. I almost have an iOS app ready for App Store deployment  Just bought resharper so I am extra happy.
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the only sad thaing about xamarin is that the business tier with VS is super expensive so u can't really justify it as an indie dev (not that u need it, its just nice) everything else owns owns owns also i spent days trying to figure out code generated db stuff with ADO.NET and WCF service to make a quick API and got it like 99% working, got stuck on the last bit and gave up for a while then i discovered parse and that you can literally abstract all of those things away ~~to the cloud~~ in baiscally one method call. this owns owns owns yeah sure it's probably gonna have some loltastic issues when you hit web scale but whatever Mr SuperAwesome fucked around with this message at 15:45 on Jun 26, 2013 |
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Jun 26, 2013 15:42
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Mr SuperAwesome posted:the only sad thaing about xamarin is that the business tier with VS is super expensive so u can't really justify it as an indie dev (not that u need it, its just nice) like anything you ever write will actually hit web scale
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Jun 26, 2013 15:49
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well yeah exactly who cares
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Jun 26, 2013 15:56
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my posts are web scale they are read by thousands of people each day
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Jun 26, 2013 16:53
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i did a some kind of scale deployment a couple weekends ago, sent the $50/month heroku postgres literally dozens of hits per second
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Jun 26, 2013 16:57
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how hard actually is scaled load testing like if you know you're going to have 10k people using your service to do a defined thing at a certain time, this is trivial to simulate right im just curious becuase my university says every year its figured out how to do it for their results/module enrolment systems and every year they still fail hilariously e: despite staggering it by year groups this year too lol
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Jun 26, 2013 17:26
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Probably literally impossible Might as well run prime95, script to select and update 100000000 times, and memtest on the server then try hitting F5 on the site over and over with profiler on.
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Jun 26, 2013 17:36
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ArenaNet used Amazon's cloud to run a bunch of bots running guild wars 2 to do load testing, they did it so much they had to figure out ways to avoid the Amazon police who thought they used to much cloud fluff or whatever. Their launch still sucked, also Blizzard still can't do it right and they should have had some practice by now.
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Jun 26, 2013 19:15
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there is no webscale
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Jun 26, 2013 19:30
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Mr SuperAwesome posted:how hard actually is scaled load testing my guesses would be 1) maybe they're seriously underestimating the load or 2) maybe they're not putting the correct amounts of load on the different parts of the system maybe their web server handles a million-zillion requests from localhost like a dream, but their network connection gets bogged down that kind of thing
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Jun 26, 2013 19:33
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maybe they dgaf cause gently caress undergrads
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Jun 26, 2013 20:23
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Nomnom Cookie posted:gently caress undergrads in every sense of the phrase! 
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Jun 26, 2013 20:24
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why would they give any fucks about a thing that happens once or twice a year and is for undergraduates
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Jun 26, 2013 20:26
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OBAMA BIN LinkedIn posted:why would they give any fucks about a thing that happens once or twice a year and is for undergraduates gotta keep the cash cow comfortable to produce the best milk
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Jun 26, 2013 20:27
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hmm whats more likely. pissed off undergrad applies for transfer, is accepted, actually goes through with it OR pissed off undergrad gets drunk, forgets all about registering, begs profs on the first day of classes to let them register for the now-full classes they want
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Jun 26, 2013 20:30
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Nomnom Cookie posted:hmm whats more likely. pissed off undergrad applies for transfer, is accepted, actually goes through with it C, pissed off undergrad complains to parents who call the school and waste the time of somebody who doesnt give any fucks
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Jun 26, 2013 21:18
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lmao if you are intimitely knowledgable about when and how your school's systems fail
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Jun 26, 2013 21:28
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Jerry SanDisky posted:C++14 has make_unique, std::optional, and generic lambdas Does MSVC2012 beta support any of these? I'll be over in an instant. Or just wait for the next Boost. Microsoft's std::unordered_map is not very good.
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heh https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFxRSV9cucM  ft: mr scruff https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZHAb92E31E tef fucked around with this message at 03:41 on Jun 27, 2013 |
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Jun 27, 2013 03:39
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OBAMA BIN LinkedIn posted:lmao if you are intimitely knowledgable about when and how your school's systems fail i was honor roll every semester and got to register before the unwashed masses 
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Jun 27, 2013 03:43
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i used vim only for years & my vimrc was only like 4 lines long ... does that mean im bad
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90% of my vimrc is things i put in but never used. the other 10% gets in my way but im too lazy to take it out
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Jun 27, 2013 03:55
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a text editor and an ide are different things shouldn't you just use the best text editor (it's vim) in an ide you like using a plugin? especially if you're using a language designed to be used in an ide like c# or java this is not complicated? also vim is great because if you are doing something repeatedly that is a pain in the rear end there is a 90% chance there is a command to do it. I just discovered J (join this line with the next) and it owns. there is a 10% chance there will be nothing for you and your coworkers will all look at you like you're crazy though I still want "d except it starts on the next character, not the current one" like, my desired command : d :: a : i
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Jun 27, 2013 03:58
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sublime text is the best text editor because it cost $70
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my vimrc is a beautiful artisinally handcrafted masterpiece of a lot of lines and plugins and also I have caps lock remapped to esc, and its beautiful and fast and nice when im using my setup and then im a cripple on a non vim or non caps-lock-is-esc vim setup. So. well. Thats not really a problem with vim.
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it's like people who learn dvorak then forget qwerty
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Ronald Raiden posted:my vimrc is a beautiful artisinally handcrafted masterpiece of a lot of lines and plugins and also I have caps lock remapped to esc, and its beautiful and fast and nice when im using my setup and then im a cripple on a non vim or non caps-lock-is-esc vim setup. So. well. Thats not really a problem with vim. did you contribute to those sublime plugin repos using vim?
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Ronald Raiden posted:and also I have caps lock remapped to esc that is a really great idea and i have to steal it, i think
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I used to have jj as esc but I never used it. idk there's nothing wrong with punching esc I guess
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Symbolic Butt posted:I used to have jj as esc but I never used it. i just hate caps lock so much that i have the key disabled entirely; remapping things instead would at least make it useful
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if you work with coworkers who are really pushy about what editor or IDE you should use (instead of just trying to sell you some advantages of theirs or whatever), they're terrible people and don't listen to them. Although I once gave training classes to a guy who used notepad.exe to program and it wasn't the best of ideas.
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MononcQc posted:if you work with coworkers who are really pushy about what editor or IDE you should use (instead of just trying to sell you some advantages of theirs or whatever), they're terrible people and don't listen to them. well newbies don't know to use a good edi tor, and notepad isn't one basically sublime, emacs, and vim are acceptable, text mate if they're going retro maybe
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notepad is fine for text editing. sublime, emacs, and vim are bad text editors. you should never use a text editor for programming
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if you need a structured text editor then notepad++ is ok, but you have to figure out the right plugins to get it working so it kind of sucks.
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