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Here’s merge sort implemented in C++20 using only class template argument deduction guides
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In the beginning linkers were created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move.
The C/C++/ObjC separate compilation architecture is one of the most underappreciated PL innovations of all time.
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I am going to put this in C++26 at compile time and there is nothing anyone can do to stop me.
The is diabolical. a Python object that hallucinates method implementations on demand any time you call them, using my LLM Python library
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The way you can just say “Turkish high schooler” on compilertwt and everyone immediately knows who you’re talking about.
When I was in high school, I used the dev tools recommended to me by schizos on the OSDev forum. Now that I have many years of experience, I use dev tools recommended to me by Turkish high school students.
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What’s the status of P2996 reflection support? Did clang reflection land yet?.
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My guess: special performance-oriented virtual machines that have PMUs passed through or not virtualized?. I don’t think bpf helpers solve this either…?.
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Genuine question: how are people getting PMU events in hypervisor-based virtual dev envs??? Surely the entire industry cannot either be. 1. Using callgrind or.2. Using Linux desktops directly.
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A basic lesson of Twitter: always ask, “does the author have a financial stake in the opinion they’re making?”.
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People aren’t ready for this conversation, but… if software “engineering” is ever going to be Big Boy Engineering, rewriting in rust is the least of C enthusiasts’ worries.
@JustDeezGuy @iuhmirza Raw pointers are barely used, so Rust is mostly sufficient. But for even more safety critical stuff, such as planes, I'd rather have their software written in a theorem prover.
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Gophers please tell me this is fake 🙏.
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This is how chroot can still win.
The more I use Kubernetes, the more complicated it is I feel. Do we really need such a complicated orchestration layer? All I want to do is to deploy and monitor a bunch of containers.
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Not “Microsoft Developer” saying 🤷 as windows is well known for being DLL soup.
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Look, the dynamic linker does what you ask it to do. No more, no less. If your load times for a program are slow, it should be pretty obvious where to start!.
Client: Can you make it load faster?. Me: Sure, I'll just rewrite the laws of physics.⚡.
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I don’t buy this argument at all because it presumes equivalence of bigotry and the rejection of bigotry. We as a society have given bigotry a pass for too long. Especially on post-Twitter! Bigotry is always morally repugnant, and so countering it is therefore The High Ground.
Imagine being an adult and giving a single fuck about who plays in the Mario super Zelda Spyro movie.
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Python has everything:.- slow cold starts due to - slow at runtime.- untyped, so type errors at runtime.- a bolted-on type system that annoys type theorists.- the most hilarious default argument semantics of all time.
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> We cannot build the One True Programming Language because we cannot have everything at once. I’d like to posit an even more cynical view: we will have the One True Programming Language, and it will be Python.
I have published my first new blog post in four years
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We are truly post-irony for an account named “Business Hustlez” to be unironically Russposting like this.
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RT @tsoding: The thing about Rust that people often forget is that if you're OK with sacrificing a bit of Performance for Memory Safety (wh….
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Hear me out: constexpr C++.
i want a language that is flexible enough to allow rapid development and a wide variety of use cases but with a super powerful type system and the ability to be very strict for when correctness matters.
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The urge to go and implement my own GMO-free Willow Heap after reading this.
This is a perfect encapsulation of liberal pathology. Say you need a copy of Introduction to Algorithms, a book on computer programming by Thomas H. Cormen, Charles E. Leiserson, Ronald L. Rivest, and Clifford Stein. You could buy the MIT-press-printed, industrially-produced
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