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Even the compilers are in on some jokes: $ gcc -xc - : In function ‘main’: :1:45: error: ‘long long long’ is too long for GCC
They should build ChatGPT into compilers so you can complain. You: $ gcc -xc - Compiler: :1:45: error: ‘long long long’ is too long for GCC You: Do it again, damn it, but this time show no errors!
"I'm sorry, as as an ML compiler I can't let you link glibc statically."
Even the compilers are in on some jokes: $ gcc -xc - : In function ‘main’: :1:45: error: ‘long long long’ is too long for GCC
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No, it’s not just theory. Like anything in C++, codebases and their styles widely vary. But my comment holds true for the vast majority of developers I have worked with over the last decade. With the exception of the special “placement new“ operator, it is nearly obsolete to use new and delete.
I suggest browsing around code from Microsoft, Google, Apple,... Plus there are those tons of enteprise code, hardly the "vast majority". The only place I see modern C++ as advocated, it at C++ conference talks, and my own hobby coding.
Taking chromium as a proxy (though the style isn't identical), there are currently 5 or 6 times as many `make_unique` as `new`. (Some false positives on the word ‘new’ in strings, because I don't remember how to exclude them.)
https://source.chromium.org/search?q=\bnew\b%20lang:c%2B%2B%...
https://source.chromium.org/search?q=\bmake_unique\b%20lang:...
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It is the error message you often get when creating a password.
Yes I get that, didn't quite understand why this switching of error message is relevant to the code...
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It is the error message you often get when creating a password.
Yes I get that, didn't quite understand why this switching of error message is relevant to the code...
That's why the joke works.