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CMYK BLYAT! posted:pedant is vehemently opposed to exceptions as control flow. this is an anti-pattern. an affront to god. Obviously pedant is wrong. The real problem is that exceptions are a terrible idea to start with. 
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gonadic io posted:i'm going mad here dealing with escaping of escaping I put a comment in saying basically I can't explain how this works.
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Pile Of Garbage posted:i work on nothing. literally nothing. all my actions culminate in a net negative effect on my work, the organisation and the world around me. It's a Zen koan. The student approached the master and said, "My work is futile, ephemeral, and makes the world worse. Where is the path?" The master said, "You are now Senior." At that moment the student was enlightened.
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bob dobbs is dead posted:the true comedy option is capn proto, done by the same dude
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C++20 has the UFO operator <=>
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Carthag Tuek posted:also, loving one function packages Well if you're so smart, write your own code to see if a number is odd.
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Sapozhnik posted:Go and Rust have warts but C++ is a tumor in its entirety.
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I used to work on a project for the Navy, and there were several times when we were still hacking on the code mere moments before a captain or admiral was due to walk in for a demo. There was also the time during a demo where it crashed, and so what was projected up on the big screen was the terminal the program was started from, and the last line in the window was "gently caress".
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Plorkyeran posted:get better at using the tool you use every day. Except with git this is like getting better at hitting yourself on the head with a brick.
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Plorkyeran posted:stop being a whiny baby and just learn how to use git if you’re a developer and have to use it for your job. quote:it has a stupid rear end ui but there are much more complicated and worse things that you interact with on a daily basis
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Joe Chip posted:large c++ projects with a lot of devs are a nightmare because everyone knows different tricks 
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I mean, he's right though. You shouldn't be using Python on embedded stuff.
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Xarn posted:Wait till you find out that they don't really work with lambdas
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I've never programmed in anything other than C, C++, and Python, so I have no idea what you guys are even talking about. Dependency management?
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DrPossum posted:Does pip not count?
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Share Bear posted:maybe they use conda I've also only ever programmed on isolated systems
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CarForumPoster posted:These sure are SOME posts. Presto do you also post from isolated systems? Are you sending your posts to jeffrey of YOSPOS by carrier pigeon? Except for a couple months when I was working on an Actionscript thing.
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CarForumPoster posted:what are you working on? 
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DoomTrainPhD posted:??? can you not copy all the stuff you want from site-packages onto a pen drive and use those?
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Kazinsal posted:I'm guessing that presto works for the spooks and plugging a USB drive into a secure computer is a good way to get yourself in forever jail
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CarForumPoster posted:if you’re working in defense I find it really hard to believe that you don’t have any low to high process. that’s the easy direction
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Sapozhnik posted:It teaches you that it's good to use clever tricks like the infamous "while (*p++ = *q++);"
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hbag posted:no that has THREE wheels
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Sagacity posted:there are perfectly decent other languages available
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Bloody posted:i am once again annoyed at how long our solution takes to rebuild from scratch (3m30s on my machine typically) 
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Carthag Tuek posted:fuckin floating point numbers man Looks like *someone* is using floats internally.
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Is this our future? Where our past selves are answering questions for our present selves? 
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HappyHippo posted:jfc who cares this much about some extraneous whitespace
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As soon as I see map or filter I assume someone is being too clever for their own good.
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Arcsech posted:these functions that are semantically clearer than looping
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Sagacity posted:golang user spotted
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quote:Our telemetry systems no longer depend on the systems that they are configured to monitor. OK ... So whose idea was that in the first place?
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Gazpacho posted:i have to assume that at some point people are taught, or believe, that "a variable is a box for data" and then they come to pointers and it takes them a while to realize that that particular premise is no longer correct
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I just wrote some C++ template bullshit that ends with four >s. I don't know if that means I'm getting better at it or worse.
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akadajet posted:fedora functions M'lambda
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DELETE CASCADE posted:C absolutely does not let you do this. malloc returns a data pointer. casting a data pointer to a function pointer (so that you can call your block of machine code) is undefined behavior. the C standard is very clear about this, there is no room for interpretation. if you do it anyway and it happens to work, you are just lucky. it could stop working on any platform at any time for any reason or no reason at all So what you're saying is that C totally lets you do it, it just doesn't promise that it will work.
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i vomit kittens posted:Everything except for a simple commit ends up being a loving nightmare.
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raminasi posted:git is cool + good as long as you don't try to abstract your mental model of what's going on (and have learned the idiot terminology it uses) "Why is the handle on this hammer so weird?" "Well, it makes sense once you understand Riemannian manifolds..." Presto fucked around with this message at 16:39 on Jul 30, 2022 |
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Corla Plankun posted:if you dont understand the basics of directed acyclic graphs you're gonna have a real hard time as a programmer; they crop up all over the place and they're not at all complicated to learn about
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