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Why CMake sucks (2021)(twdev.blog)
73 points by deviantbit 4y ago|90 comments
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by deviantbit 4y ago
Why does the king of capitalism, keep going to Communists to build their products?
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I moved my two workstations into two 4U cases. Not going back.
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Yes. Google has loosened their spam filters. I have noticed. My educated guess on why? Lawsuits from political parties, notification of class action litigation against Google and others, union notifications, insurance notifications, and sim
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Not more than Microsoft.
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by deviantbit 4y ago
I would be willing to bet anything that Apple funded this "research" with a goal in mind.
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I did this, and had a successful software startup that was aquired. This is not as easy as it seems. I have two boys, and I'm now divorced. The business ruined a marriage, friendships, though I made new friends, and now I'm sittin
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by deviantbit 4y ago
M$ was what Democrats would call Microsoft to demonize them. Just as Biden is demonizing the oil industry. Biden mocked the entire oil industry for making $100 billion dollars. Yet, Apple made $155 billion in 2021. No democrat has asked App
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by deviantbit 4y ago
Don't kid yourself, this is being weaponized. Anytime the government does anything, it is not to help you or me. It will be used in ways not intended. The Sherman Act has been used by many politicians to go after their political adviso
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by deviantbit 4y ago
New way? You mean, expanded.
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The difference between C++ today, and what we had 20 years ago is not much. C++ has functionality built in today, we didn't have, but the OS provided, and now the language has many features we wished we had years ago. Example: Variadic
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frag-1.1.2 failed during the building phase. The exception was: ExitFailure 1 Go fix that for us. ``Can you give an example or two of an application in a functional language would be a disaster?`` Sure, code that tests its self. Not happeni
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Then try it.
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I believe functional programming is interesting, and fun. But it is not going to replace the world. My background has spanned from working on AAA games, to simulations for the DoE, to owning my own business developing embedded products, and
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by deviantbit 4y ago
So, lower your rent, and fill the unit. Make $1000 a month to cover the cost is better than losing money on it.
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“The beauty of YieldStar is that it pushes you to go places that you wouldn’t have gone if you weren’t using it,” said Kortney Balas, director of revenue management at JVM Realty" What she really means, is she would have never imagined
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The reason you have a bad feeling is it gives the FBI/FEDS a single point to collect your data, with a man-in-the-middle attack that you will have no idea is there. This is absolute BS they're implementing this.
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You mean like not baking a cake for someone because they're gay? Is it a public company?
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I have never experienced this problem at all. I have MX Keys, MX Mouse and Airpod Pro's.
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by deviantbit 4y ago
This isn't true, and it is also unconstitutional. You cannot be held liable for an action you perform in one state, where it is legal, for a crime in another state. Just make stuff up why don't you.
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Everyone is acting like this banned abortion, which it didn't. It is up to the state you live in. If you don't like the state's laws, then move. If you don't want to move, then when you get pregnant, go to a state where
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by deviantbit 4y ago
Why can't it ever be aliens?
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by deviantbit 5y ago
If you were a genetics engineer, then I am an astronaut, not a computer scientist, studying computational epidemiology. Detecting bioengineering is near impossible for a virus. To make these claims is dangerous. The developer of the enginee
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by deviantbit 5y ago
I know something about probabilities. What is more likely, a virus occurs naturally blocks away from a Virology Institute that researches the very type of virus we're dealing with, or the virus was released from that Institute, either
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by deviantbit 5y ago
In America, the president placed tariffs and sanctions on China. The opposing political party then tried to remove him from office twice. There was an erroneous political hit job made by the losing candidate, spreading misinformation about
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by deviantbit 5y ago
The author misses the point of abstracting portions of systems away. First, you can create shim layers for unit, component, and functional testing. Many of these tests can be automated, without the need of a database, or other functionality
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You don't live in Texas heat either.
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Nope. Not BS. Sorry, you don't like it, but it is true. More Tesla's have caught fire than any other brand of vehicle in this Texas community. Google Fire Tesla Texas. Enjoy!