Are you kidding? Sounds remarkably efficient specifically because OP just joined a week ago.
> but offers much less to make using your library pleasant and foolproof Not my experience so far, I might go as far and say it makes it more foolproof because when writing your library you have the option to return an…
As someone who tried learning C++ a few years ago this is (personally) my biggest gripe with the language and this gif[0] perfectly sums it up. Gave up and started learning Rust instead, which I'm very happy about in…
I love the "But internet stuff should be free!" button, got a chuckle out of me :P
MongoDB would be one that comes to mind which is public traded (https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/MDB/)
I have been using the snap versions of Chromium, Discord, CLion and Spotify for a while now and I haven't noticed any slowness whatsoever. Sure the applications need some seconds (at most 5) to start up on a freshly…
Are you kidding? Sounds remarkably efficient specifically because OP just joined a week ago.
> but offers much less to make using your library pleasant and foolproof Not my experience so far, I might go as far and say it makes it more foolproof because when writing your library you have the option to return an…
As someone who tried learning C++ a few years ago this is (personally) my biggest gripe with the language and this gif[0] perfectly sums it up. Gave up and started learning Rust instead, which I'm very happy about in…
I love the "But internet stuff should be free!" button, got a chuckle out of me :P
MongoDB would be one that comes to mind which is public traded (https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/MDB/)
I have been using the snap versions of Chromium, Discord, CLion and Spotify for a while now and I haven't noticed any slowness whatsoever. Sure the applications need some seconds (at most 5) to start up on a freshly…