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Suro
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Comment #48000715
Considering the insane memory consumption of claude code running in my terminal, electron was never really the problem, bad software was the culprit all along.
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Comment #38057330
Agree, and I suspect that a lot of things will also be deprecated by 2030 once modules get really integrated in the ecosystem.
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Comment #33444332
I did my time in C++, had fun, learnt plenty, then got an offer to do some python with a way better salary. At some point company have to seriously up their offer if they want me t…
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Comment #32876398
As I see it, Carbon have in its explicit goals to fix both the syntax issue and the major ABI retrocompatibility issue, while herb approach is to just deal with the syntax: Sure it…
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Comment #32337285
Fitter happier More productive Comfortable Not drinking too much Regular exercise at the gym (3 days a week) Getting on better with your associate employee contemporaries At ease E…
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Comment #27629814
I'm currently living in a country with an healthy approach on work/life balance, seeing the appalling situation in the us always made me defiant to move there. I hope this awakenin…
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Comment #16536386
I would like to point out that yosefk fqa is a bit old now, and while some problems mentioned are still relevant, tools and conformity across up to date compilers are magnitudes be…
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Comment #15652123
Tree style tab has been ported, it's a version that's a bit rushed but it does the job.
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Comment #14977887
Well, bear in mind that websites was way simpler to render for a browser back then.
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Comment #8377370
Actually Clang is fully C++14 compliant, and already has some C++1z features, and gcc only need a few more patches.
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Comment #7943123
Mind this is only the simplest functions and thing can already go wild if you apply classic bad C++ coding practices, like cascade inheritance or god object. Add to that, you will …
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Comment #7942967
Welcome back to the 80's, where C++ used to play with macro to make templates and inheritance was only a basic compiler trick. I can only emphasizes the need to move to real C++ if…
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Comment #7318683
It's sad to see so much trolling on this language but I suppose we all had to maintain old C++ programs that became spagetti codes and dependancy hells. I'm currently working on a …
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Comment #7030760
And that why so many businesses are outperform by new ones... Because they couldn't delivers a newer product and features fast enough... Because, to support the new "object" that d…
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Comment #7030470
Well, with Microsoft (and many other software company) ready to pull the plug of updates on this OS, I hope you have faith in your antivirus to stop every unpublished exploit.
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Comment #7030193
The point of maintaining the source code to the latest version is to guarantee its survival to the long term: at some point you will have to pass the ownership to another, younger,…
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Comment #7029830
Why did the former girlfriend did not block the profile ? Google may have not advertised this feature but it doesn't look like hard to find...
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Comment #6762276
Still no full C++11 compliance...
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Comment #6552524
I'm in France right now and the usual legal notice here is a ... 3 month notice. This is a double edged sword: unless common agreement, the employer have to pay the employee 3 mont…
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Comment #6508410
Someone need to read some Politically Correct Bedtime Stories, an hilarious book.