bjorn2k

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by bjorn2k 3y ago
C++ is not easy. But if you think about ownership you can spot the bug in a proper code-review. Smart pointers are about ownership, where a unique_ptr has unique (one owner) ownership. If you create a second owner, which happens in fun1, th
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by bjorn2k 3y ago
I like the clean style of your website.
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by bjorn2k 5y ago
What is the most important data (or strava features) you want to keep? I was actually looking into this myself, and a few parts of strava are not that hard. For me the overview of my rides (including avg speed and distance is important), I
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by bjorn2k 5y ago
I hope this is a joke.
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by bjorn2k 6y ago
Also Cymer is a US company acquired by ASML ( https://www.asml.com/en/company/about-asml/cymer ). They provide the technology for EUV source.
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by bjorn2k 6y ago
Until we solve all "problems", we need software. At least in some of the solutions, part of the solution will require software. The whole no-code thing is BS in my opinion, because it is just another layer of abstraction. Maybe we
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by bjorn2k 7y ago
If you rely on global state, this global state is also mangled to a different symbol, this might be undesirable. For example, if you use a logger which relies on a extern defined variable. Your singleton is duplicated. Also all your code is
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by bjorn2k 9y ago
I also would like to drop backwards compatibility in favor for a clean simple language, because I happen to write completely new functionality. If you ask yourself the question: "Do I want to break backwards compatibility in 2020?&quot
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by bjorn2k 9y ago
I agree that c++ is complex, but remember that while trying to update the language the standard committee is trying not to do breaking changes. If you can do a greenfield implementation like rust, you don't have the baggage of an insta