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Comment #49211354
It doesn't, and FWIW the article says that. A meta note: ABI stability is a holy war inside the C++ community. Those against it argue that it's holding back real language evolution…
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Comment #49204682
I think it's a pretty good direction to go down. I wonder if we can add a little more accounting to it. Cheap shoes solve an immediate problem but you pay more long term versus exp…
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Comment #48117652
This reminds me a bit of "Command-line Tools can be 235x Faster than your Hadoop Cluster" from 2014 https://adamdrake.com/command-line-tools-can-be-235x-faster-... The constraint I…
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Comment #47633105
Completely agree on alignment. Without it, it's a shortcut to rejection. I actually wrote a lot about this in a blog post I called "Minimum Reviewable Unit" https://gieseanw.wordpr…
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Comment #47625169
I don't think it contradicts the OP. OP says the system is unreliable. Memory leaks that lead to out of memory failures for example. Smart pointers would stabilize things. (Also no…
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Comment #47601214
This is a small April Fools' project I created while exploring git commit hooks. I wondered if you could fail a commit based on the commit hash itself. Turns out you can't; you hav…
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Comment #47505671
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HyperAgents: Self-referential self-improving agents
https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.19461
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Comment #47491060
>the whole article assumes the only language in the world is Python. This was my take as well. My company recently started using Dspy, but you know what? We had to stand up an enti…
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Comment #46263284
Really appreciate it. I love mixing humor with technical communication. This post is topical because strangely I encountered GUID truncation three times in the last week.
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Comment #44376795
I'm skeptical these status ladders truly exist outside of the author's imagination, but then again I've never been part of that side of tech culture. It doesn't ring true of my own…
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Comment #44014665
A more general rule is to push ifs close to the source of input: https://gieseanw.wordpress.com/2024/06/24/dont-push-ifs-up-p... It's really about finding the entry points into you…
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Comment #43266119
You can downvote me all you want. I'm not claiming any kind of superiority of WordPress but merely answering the question in the OP. I've had this blog for 15 years now, long befor…
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Comment #43265915
Markdown that is then unceremoniously shoveled to WordPress with some finagling of the images. I'm not trying to experiment with fancy tech when I write, just trying to get the wor…
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Comment #42923176
Please elaborate? I define experience in terms of mostly "time" spent on something. And I consider any engineer with less than 5 yrs of experience as "inexperienced" regardless of …
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Comment #42913951
I agree that we should have safe-by-default "decay" behavior to a plain ol std::string, but I'm also picking up that many aren't certain it's a useful syntactic sugar in top of the…
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Comment #42913858
Greek mythology? But seriously please elaborate for my less educated self.
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Comment #42430550
From TFA: > PReQuaL does not balance CPU load, but instead selects servers according to estimated latency and active requests-in-flight So, still load balancing
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Comment #42153978
I hate to agree. For an article about metaprogramming in C++, you'd expect expert level C++ code, and not what's presented here. It's bad. And the first example with the list even …