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JoshuaAshton
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Comment #27842145
Worst combo ever.
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Comment #27649231
I find it more amusing you don't see the blatant circular logic flaw in that.
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Comment #27649206
So you should be required to go through a government licensing programme to be able to tell the government they fucked up? :D
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Comment #27555071
b sqr 4 a c * * - sqrt Yeah no. This being "bug free" seems like a joke.
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Comment #27418811
Rasengan goes 1 week without spamming his inane crap on HN challenge!
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Comment #27367869
Fucking sellouts.
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Comment #27318654
I wonder when Rasengan will realize how much he messed up.
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Comment #20374174
Or you can just select to hold that package for updates in a package manager in a competent distro that actually gets needed security and usability updates. Doesn't help that some …
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Comment #19572431
The default idea behind exceptions is silly and as I stated before, they typically get generated to some horrific code
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Comment #19572072
Usually documentation tends to have this, or you can look at the function and immediately know what it will return, whereas with exceptions any passthrough errors are transparent.
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Comment #19572062
> You also can't possibly know all error codes to handle for a function if it calls other functions returning error codes You aren't using error codes or documenting correctly. You…
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Comment #19571687
> That's because you're inexperienced. That's fairly rude to the guy, and doesn't make your point any stronger. I've worked with exceptions before, it leads to try/catch spaghetti …
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Comment #19539829
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Comment #19500546
I got an ad for McDonalds on this
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Comment #19462248
No you don't, because that is absurd and highly illegal.
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Comment #19453296
All they have is telemetry right now. Why even bother making an announcement?
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Comment #19452925
> promising blockchain startup Yeah... sure. You kinda shot yourself in the foot here.
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Comment #19013398
Give me an example of their real work they have done while at Buzzfeed. That person is also not on this list :v
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Comment #19013038
I wouldn't exactly call anyone who has worked at Buzzfeed "super talented." I don't think anyone sane would.
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Comment #18671892
This forces you to allocate it on the heap... The C init function didn't require this.