sobakistodor

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by sobakistodor 9mo ago
RTL-SDR is not for beginners only, it is great cheap every day SDR with known parameters. If you know what you are doing, RTL-SDR solves 90% of your receiving tasks. It is noisy in some frequency range, it has spurious signals, it is only 8
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by sobakistodor 5y ago
We develop Web in C++ and all our protocols looks like this: serializer.put<uint32_t>(item).put(another).put(this); if (writer.valid()) { // no overflows or other problems socketwriter.write(serializer.data());
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by sobakistodor 5y ago
Modern means: "we analyzed all bad things about the thing and fixed many of them". Paradigm in "modern"-term is "more time - better solution". So "modern" - many time passed.
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by sobakistodor 5y ago
> No… Yes. I don't need any micro-freezes. > Are you seriously implying that C was not designed for large projects? C was designed to move from asm to something highlevel. C made possible to write larger projects than in ASM. Tha
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by sobakistodor 5y ago
Have experience with GO. Feels like C in terms of lack of templates, and feels like Java in terms of "how I avoid world-freezes by GC". Go seems semantically less rich than C++ language makes you write MORE code for the same thing
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by sobakistodor 5y ago
As I remember, Go was "invented" to allow writing SMALL projects, where people previously used Bash/C/Perl. Like all these small command-line utilities and scripts to solve Site-Reliability-Engineer-tasks or DevOps-tasks
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by sobakistodor 5y ago
Java makes you think about its GC. "What i must do to prevent GC wake up". Always re-use allocated objects and so on. Or you turn off GC. So, you got C++. But with C++ you write smaller code (considering C++11...C++20 standards) c
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by sobakistodor 5y ago
It is good idea in terms of long-term money spendings: if you already have good C++ HTTP framework, you spend less cpu/memory and can make web-service\site that can live forever for 0.00001 dollars a month. Of if you planning to serve
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by sobakistodor 5y ago
You just using some "framework" to develop C++ apps. This framework should give you place for you DO_FUNCTION() and everything else is implemented: 80-port-listening, DB-interaction and so on.
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by sobakistodor 5y ago
I've been generating tons of ideas my entire life. This is why I KNOW how cheap the ideas is and, also, how hard it is to implement something and make is usable/working/needed/cheap... And this is why I work as software