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by shdnx 1mo ago
You can certainly do that, but it'll perform much worse than properly tuning your Postgresql to take advantage of requiring no durability and having lots of RAM. Source: I do this kind of thing for a living.
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by shdnx 2y ago
There is no backwards compatibility here to speak of: C++ modules are a new feature introduced by the C++20 standard. There was absolutely no reason to make a mess out of them.
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by shdnx 3y ago
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by shdnx 3y ago
Da Vinci Trading | Software Engineer | C++, Python | Full-time | Amsterdam, Netherlands | ONSITE | Base salary EUR 80K to 120K Da Vinci is a small trading company where traders, researchers, and software engineers all work closely together.
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by shdnx 4y ago
While I very much welcome new ideas and proposals for radically changing C++, I'm not a fan of this one. Removing support for unsafe `union` and pointer arithmetic makes the language largely pointless. And, just to also quibble on the
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by shdnx 4y ago
This paints a very bleak picture and as others have expressed, I see little hope that this will be addressed. It's clear that the economy (companies) will not take action because they're completely disincentivized to do so... And
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Against Identity Politics: The New Tribalism and the Crisis of Democracy(foreignaffairs.com)
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Europe's Generation Gap – How Pensioners Are Threatening the Continent's Future(foreignaffairs.com)
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