crystalgiver

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by crystalgiver 11y ago
A fully electric Los Angeles would be encouraging. Paris, Shanghai, and Beijing too.
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by crystalgiver 11y ago
Do you also miss when it was common for people to smoke in public spaces?
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by crystalgiver 11y ago
Now we have Rust and Go for that. Unlike you, I won't miss them when they're gone.
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by crystalgiver 11y ago
I think rust has its merits, don't get me wrong. I just think it has a large cargo cult following of inexperienced script kids who have never used it for anything other than pretending to know what they're taking about.
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by crystalgiver 11y ago
Ugh, if you bring up Rust in this thread it's clear you have little to no experience actually writing large amounts of system-level code. Rust has been around for all 2-3 years now? 1.0 for what? Months? What large successful Rust code
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by crystalgiver 11y ago
I run Windows as a guest with vga passthrough and completely disable networking (though a very strict firewall could also work, e.g. For online games).
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by crystalgiver 11y ago
Interesting approach, this is how I do it: cc -std=c++14 No preprocessor necessary! Also it checks the type of both arguments.
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by crystalgiver 11y ago
The nuance in "worse is better" is that it's about the approach, not the output. libav's approach is to focus on an elegant API and software architecture instead of focusing on development speed and features. The output
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by crystalgiver 11y ago
Yet another instance of "worse" is better: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worse_is_better
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by crystalgiver 11y ago
Why can you not just use the canonicalized URL to detect dupes? That is infinitely simpler than doing text analysis.