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perdunov
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Comment #9559262
> I didn't miss C++, it just seems a worse alternative than C. This is such a retarded opinion. A person expressing it probably doesn't know shit about C++ or just plainly an idiot…
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Comment #9559206
Would be nice to see a comparison with std::unordered_map , both on the performance and usability side.
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Comment #9558939
It seems that people are so intimidated by the infamous complexity of C++ that they don't even want to bother getting more familiar with it. So, although technically the existence …
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Comment #9504689
The title needs rephrasing, but I wouldn't expect someone to say that we're almost there with AI, as it would sound ridiculous, so I used my natural intelligence to correct the mea…
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Comment #9480487
Having no time limit is actually more stressful than to have a reasonable time limit. No time limit is basically "as fast as you can".
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Comment #9470336
A certificate given by the domain registrar makes a lot of sense to me. My registrar holds my data and indeed can certify the identity of the domain.
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Comment #9467839
I wish they shipped their superb kernel as a separate product allowing third-party shells, as their UI design division has gone off the rails. Actually, I think there should be a l…
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Comment #9467114
It's almost surreal to see that one of the douchiest companies around is so radically transforming.
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Comment #9464211
Do you mean the games that push your hardware to the edge, like DOOM and Quake I-III at the time?
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Comment #9464158
I think it's quite easy to build a GC-like system for a particular subsystem of the engine. The only nuisance is the lack of reflection in C++, as usual.
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Comment #9464152
Pointers can be easily mapped from and into integer indices or file offsets in-place, so there is no big difference really. I think it is generally not a good idea when in-memory r…