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MikeLui
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Comment #20024995
Yes, but they are both still conflicts of interest. Also as the other poster mentions, as Go accrues popularity, it is not always as easy as picking another language.
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Comment #20023899
...and yet nothing happened to him there...
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Comment #20023712
This situation feels similar to the need of politicians to divest any potential conflicts of interest. I would not accept “just trust me” as a response. As long as there’s a possib…
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Comment #20023589
Let’s take it a step further and have AdBuddies from Maniac
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Comment #18848121
I'm reminded of this article: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/22/opinion/reclaiming-jew.ht... > To be “a real Christian” is a compliment, but to be “a real Jew” is considered an in…
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Comment #18838665
I understand Rust's goal is to have the zero-cost abstractions of C and C++ with greater safety, effectively displacing them. This is obviously a personal opinion, but sometimes I …
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Comment #18838632
"Programmable semicolons."
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Comment #18836662
I can think of at least 3 reasons! 1) I don’t control the curriculum. 2) I’m pretty sure no one knows it well enough to teach. 3) Rust’s ecosystem and adoption is still too small f…
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Comment #18836636
Funny you mention that: the data structures course I took let us use any language we wanted. I chose python because I thought “hey python’s easier than C!” So I started making some…
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Comment #18836512
How else would they learn about linked lists and dynamic arrays?
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Comment #18835336
In the next sentence I say: > variables must always be initialized before they’re used. Also I believe I’m quoting close to the standard there about indeterminate value. I stayed a…
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Comment #18834423
Yikes! That's no bueno. And away it goes...
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Comment #18834364
Hi. I appreciate your candor, although I'm not sure what I've done to inspire such contempt. You're correct that the entire point of the post was to deep dive into a rabbit hole. I…
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Comment #18834294
Thank you, I'm glad I'm not the only one who think so.
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Comment #18834265
Hi. I completely agree. C++ is there for very fine control and serves the purpose well (and is constantly adding more control, e.g. trivially relocatable). My biggest goal for a CS…
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Comment #18834197
Author here--some extra context to add: The post was mostly written to point my students to, so I don't have to keep repeating myself. I get a not-insignificant number of 1st, 2nd,…
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Comment #18752614
I agree with your sentiment, but in this case it’s not a personal attack. Linus, the person in charge, has standards for how certain choices should be made. The prevalence of Linux…
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Comment #18712518
What would you consider foundational?
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Comment #18712507
Is withgoogle.com a new subset of educational resources from google? Going directly to withgoogle.com just redirects me to google.com. My first instinct was suspicion when I saw th…
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Comment #18591467
"No, Computing is not just glorified math". At the end of the day, yes it is, but I can understand the sentiment of those who don't need/care to look at it any deeper.
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Comment #18414572
Go around visiting national parks for some eco-therapy
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Comment #17859217
I appreciate the relevance and importance of posting this to HN, but I also think there’s not much anyone can add to the innate absurdity of the idea and the president’s claims. Ad…
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Comment #17805257
I believe there are a lot of “tricks” engineers have developed to accomplish rendering goals that would be more natural with ray tracing. The added simplicity would lower the barri…