> And, on the other end, C's warts, footguns and ancient quirks also matter less if you have an LLM plow through it. 'plow through it's?? An LLM can definitedly fall into these traps! Happened to me a few months ago, I…
> Human beings are rational animals as such Really? Explain the success of advertising, superstitions (including religion) then.
Bah, each time someone say this they "forgot" that one side effect of 'every frame is perfect' is that it can increase latency.. Perfection or latency? That should be the user's choice not the developer's..
1) the name is a discoverability issue for non-german people. 2) In the examples, the placement of & is incoherent: sometimes it's 'i64&', sometimes it is 'i64 &', pick one (I prefer the first). 3) constexpr is a long…
Bah, I think that these kind of vulnerabilities exist in any "packaging ecosystem" where the base language offer "ambient authorities"(any library can access your filesystem) which is .. all of them! AFAIK only research…
> In fact I think atheists should make more effort to learn about the vast diversity of other faiths. It's very narrow to be atheist only about the Abrahamic deity. Your sentence doesn't really make sense, and there is…
Is there an OS whose primary FS is a taggedFS? It'd be interesting to hear from the users if this is nice to use or not..
Yes and being 'opposed' to QM contributed to expose the 'spooky action at distance' that QM implies, which is very important.. It's a pity that experimentators were able to demonstrate it only a long time after…
> - Tabs. Tabs aren't really new: look at BeOS which could "tab" windows.. That said I agree with you that tab are really nice, especially the way VSCode manage them with the vertical list of opened files (I switched…
Well, it dépends: there are a lot of places where the locals goes because they are cheap not because they are good. But yes, ask the locals.
Note that in Zig, unsigned integer have the sqle semantic qs integers on overflow (trap or wrap or UB). You also have operators providing wrapping. That is the correct solution.
And the Chrome capsicum hallucination got me..
It may gives them less headache but if the part about the antivirus flagging the exécutable as suspicious it may give the users headaches..
I still find weird that they didn't make A,B... just after the digits, that would make binary to hexadecimal conversion more efficient..
I worked (a long time ago) on a C project where every int was wrapped in a struct. And a friend told me about a C++ project where every index is a uint8, uint16, and they have to manage many different type of objects…
I've seen some issue with this approach is that management will want to sell the prototype, bypassing the "rewrite from the lesson learned" step, and then every shortcut took into the prototype will bite you, a lot..…
It's a minor detail but list starting at 1, with -1 being the last élément and 0 being 'none' is weird.. Why did you make this choice instead of 0 for the first élément, -1 for the last one? It would avoid the 0 'trap'.
> Eventually both Windows and Linux programs moved to a model where the OS just gave you the window as a drawing surface, and you were supposed to fill it. If you follow this model, how do you solve the accessibility…
>signed integer overflow being UB would count for C/C++ Then, I raise you to Zig which has unsigned integer overflow being UB.
> Java everything is boxed anyway Not true, there's int and Integer.
> I noticed during my three week summer vacation that it took me a good week to unwind and slow down. It depends a lot on what you do on your holiday. I think it's best to start with something "mind focussing": you're…
For && and || I disagree: they are 'shortcircuiting' operators and as such they deserve a différent name than just 'and', 'or'. That said &| should have been named and,or which would have freed &| to use for the…
> The cost of dead people is a lot higher than the cost of developer time. So you're using proof on every line of code you produce?
Once Claude found a bug in my code but I had to explain the structure of the data. Then and only then it found the bug.
Of 'yourself', if a text field contain embedded/nested text you need to escape the delimiter.
> And, on the other end, C's warts, footguns and ancient quirks also matter less if you have an LLM plow through it. 'plow through it's?? An LLM can definitedly fall into these traps! Happened to me a few months ago, I…
> Human beings are rational animals as such Really? Explain the success of advertising, superstitions (including religion) then.
Bah, each time someone say this they "forgot" that one side effect of 'every frame is perfect' is that it can increase latency.. Perfection or latency? That should be the user's choice not the developer's..
1) the name is a discoverability issue for non-german people. 2) In the examples, the placement of & is incoherent: sometimes it's 'i64&', sometimes it is 'i64 &', pick one (I prefer the first). 3) constexpr is a long…
Bah, I think that these kind of vulnerabilities exist in any "packaging ecosystem" where the base language offer "ambient authorities"(any library can access your filesystem) which is .. all of them! AFAIK only research…
> In fact I think atheists should make more effort to learn about the vast diversity of other faiths. It's very narrow to be atheist only about the Abrahamic deity. Your sentence doesn't really make sense, and there is…
Is there an OS whose primary FS is a taggedFS? It'd be interesting to hear from the users if this is nice to use or not..
Yes and being 'opposed' to QM contributed to expose the 'spooky action at distance' that QM implies, which is very important.. It's a pity that experimentators were able to demonstrate it only a long time after…
> - Tabs. Tabs aren't really new: look at BeOS which could "tab" windows.. That said I agree with you that tab are really nice, especially the way VSCode manage them with the vertical list of opened files (I switched…
Well, it dépends: there are a lot of places where the locals goes because they are cheap not because they are good. But yes, ask the locals.
Note that in Zig, unsigned integer have the sqle semantic qs integers on overflow (trap or wrap or UB). You also have operators providing wrapping. That is the correct solution.
And the Chrome capsicum hallucination got me..
It may gives them less headache but if the part about the antivirus flagging the exécutable as suspicious it may give the users headaches..
I still find weird that they didn't make A,B... just after the digits, that would make binary to hexadecimal conversion more efficient..
I worked (a long time ago) on a C project where every int was wrapped in a struct. And a friend told me about a C++ project where every index is a uint8, uint16, and they have to manage many different type of objects…
I've seen some issue with this approach is that management will want to sell the prototype, bypassing the "rewrite from the lesson learned" step, and then every shortcut took into the prototype will bite you, a lot..…
It's a minor detail but list starting at 1, with -1 being the last élément and 0 being 'none' is weird.. Why did you make this choice instead of 0 for the first élément, -1 for the last one? It would avoid the 0 'trap'.
> Eventually both Windows and Linux programs moved to a model where the OS just gave you the window as a drawing surface, and you were supposed to fill it. If you follow this model, how do you solve the accessibility…
>signed integer overflow being UB would count for C/C++ Then, I raise you to Zig which has unsigned integer overflow being UB.
> Java everything is boxed anyway Not true, there's int and Integer.
> I noticed during my three week summer vacation that it took me a good week to unwind and slow down. It depends a lot on what you do on your holiday. I think it's best to start with something "mind focussing": you're…
For && and || I disagree: they are 'shortcircuiting' operators and as such they deserve a différent name than just 'and', 'or'. That said &| should have been named and,or which would have freed &| to use for the…
> The cost of dead people is a lot higher than the cost of developer time. So you're using proof on every line of code you produce?
Once Claude found a bug in my code but I had to explain the structure of the data. Then and only then it found the bug.
Of 'yourself', if a text field contain embedded/nested text you need to escape the delimiter.