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ponce
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Comment #23504707
This is really quite common thinking in D. I was writing a library and a contributor popped out of nowhere. He didn't knew D. The first patch it suggested was about parsing some JS…
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Comment #23504459
Disclaimer: I've used D for an enormous time, and I tried Rust for about one hour for the experience. Remarks: - build times are worse in Rust, but not _that_ much worse - with Rus…
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Comment #9049966
That's what D does, it has infinite look-ahead in cases and there are still multiple parsers available as libraries.
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Comment #7967897
Go doesn't allow to create reusable, zero-cost abstractions so I guess it's not more concise than C++ either.
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Comment #7667885
Great news, Intel does make suprinsingly effective optimizations.
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Comment #7667856
I remember earlier AMD processors, supporting SSE1 (with the CPUID bit on), but this was so slow to be unusable in practice, slower than general instructions. In this case, the opt…
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Comment #4960258
May I mention Nimrod [1]? It has a lot going for it when it comes to meta-programming. [1] http://nimrod-code.org/
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Comment #4941726
So, as a Game On 2010 contestant, my entry is now gone from their site? I prefer to participate to js1k which does not erase entries. Also the reader should be aware that he will b…
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Comment #4928971
I would advise to search energically for _root causes_ for your illness, have a lucid stare at your life and ask yourself why you feel bad now. Perhaps you have missing information…
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Comment #1913888
yay, every Allman indented program will silently fail
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Comment #1887824
It's damn hard to stop using. Pretty addictive.
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Comment #1868450
Same here. People don't know how high one can get just with running.
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Comment #1868427
I commute by bike (2x30 min/day), go running 1h30 once a week and have a rowing machine (1h/week). I don't want to live without these highs. It also helped me in productivity and m…
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Comment #1815619
Windows and Linux drivers are maintained by the manufacturers.
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Comment #1815033
Now deprecate your own OpenGL drivers.
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Comment #1503474
Did you make a "throw the geek" flash game ? It was great.
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Comment #1134211
Now he can program in a proper language.
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Comment #913787
A language without purity / proper constness / powerful static checking will not be automatically parallelized.
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Comment #913561
Walter rewrited his game Empire in D.
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Comment #913557
Maybe you could have a read at Modern C++ Design by Andrei. A mind expanding book with incredible insight in meta-programming. All this "template maelstrom" makes sense and is unav…
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Comment #913546
Unsupported is a bit strong. "For pet projects I'd be inclined to give a green light. It's always nice to play with new technologies as it opens your mind and give you new ideas." …
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Comment #913526
I don't think many-cores compatibility is a little gain.
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Comment #913525
I find it a lot better.
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Comment #913514
There is an awful lot of problems with C++ though. - The tool are certaintly not rock solid. Parsing requires arbitrary look-ahead and semantic pass, order of headers inclusion mat…