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dorinlazar
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About dorinlazar
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Comment #40145646
The author here. The point there is not a critique of Rust. I'll offer a bit of context - I started my „from scratch” utility library with a std::string-like type that operates on …
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Comment #37317383
SCRUM solves a problem the X poster is too young to know. I'm mildly amused, he has no idea what SCRUM is about and why the ceremony is a lot better than the sleepless nights and t…
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Comment #37317369
Oh, I so much agree with this!
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Comment #30750874
Like any TDD proponent (and most cultists, really), the author insists that „you're not doing it right”, despite reading the scriptures. You're always misunderstanding, YOU are the…
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Comment #29608275
I agree; of course, both clang and gcc extend C++ with __restrict__ if I remember correctly; from what I know, there are more things that can be done in C++ to improve over C than …
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Comment #29607991
C++ is just a stricter C - if you write proper C, it will be a correct C++ program, therefore it would run at the same speed. There's no way C can be other than marginally faster t…
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Comment #29388896
My thought about this is that patterns are something I recognize in the completed code, not something I bake into my code. A useful tool for refactoring at best. But re-factoring, …
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Comment #29369492
It's not a judgment of GoF per se, although I have some critique on the book as well, but of the impact it had. Unfortunately, a lot of people (mis)took it to heart, and GoF became…
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Comment #29366071
I learned many things from that experience, but later, when I actually got smarter about career and interviews; being introverted didn't help much either. But I'm glad I didn't mak…
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Comment #29366018
I have a terrible problem with people recommending books that „changed their whatever”. And sometimes I think that it comes from an arrogant place where people being „influenced” b…
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Comment #28837410
That's not for physicists to know, more for mechanical engineers :D
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Comment #28686341
I took a very long break, about one year (but realistically, 6 months, the other 6 months I was busy renovating my apartment). I then eased into work; started with 4 hours a day, a…
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Comment #28515017
Not for mainstream projects - plus those places tend to become political mudwaters, because freedom in tech has become political the past few years.
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Comment #28514986
The Discord chat room is very little different from the (RIP) freenode channel. Sure, you need to create an account, but that's where communities are built nowadays - in closed gro…
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Comment #25082457
It's not about the ability to write programs, but the ability to write programs that influence your base system in a meaningful way. Yes, you can write programs, but can you write …
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Comment #11159296
In my post I suggested to watch a presentation. Watch it, you'll understand what Kate Gregory argues, and I completely agree with her point of view.
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Comment #11159274
I can confirm that absolutely nothing of import. I think that the attention shown to my rant is overblown, although I do enjoy the good points made by a lot of commentators here.
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Comment #11159250
Yes and no. std::endl is not an alias for '\n', for good reason.
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Comment #11159214
Yes, and that's a pity. And I will fix that as soon as I get my hands on it - I never knew that I needed to write that web backend myself. This site proved me wrong :D