stephen82

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by stephen82 5y ago
About package manager, I don't think it has one yet (at least officially that I know of), but feel free to join discord [1] and ask the core developers about it. [1] https://discord.gg/7aaGeG7
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by stephen82 5y ago
> PS: If I would implemented it, I would deviate a bit from Lua and replace local with let. It's highly subjective but I think it would make code "prettier"(whatever that means) The idea behind it is to have the lowest syn
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by stephen82 5y ago
Well, Eduardo has also created this https://github.com/edubart/nelua-decl Plus, whatever C library you may have used thus far, you can use it with Nelua as well without a fuss [1]. https://nelua.io/over
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by stephen82 5y ago
A discussion about GC and memory management can be found here https://github.com/edubart/nelua-lang/discussions/70 Maybe it can answer to some parts of your reasoning? :/
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by stephen82 5y ago
You are free to manage memory yourself, if that is what you mean [1]. [1] https://nelua.io/overview/#memory-management
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by stephen82 5y ago
All I did was to find a single youtube-dl contributor and follow his local fork and can see many branches he or she is working on and are about to get patched and submit. So far I have seen the same concept on three different contributors,
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by stephen82 5y ago
There you go https://github.com/AnthonyCalandra/modern-cpp-features
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by stephen82 5y ago
Can LibGUI be used independently from SerenityOS, much like we do with wxWidgets and Qt?
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by stephen82 5y ago
Back then I didn't know what I wanted from my life; now I know that I have regretted it greatly for choosing majoring in Computer Science and dealing with computers. Actually it's my greatest regret of all time. If I could get bac
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by stephen82 5y ago
Seems like you fell for it https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/oci3qd/week...
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by stephen82 5y ago
I fail on interviews every single time, since 2004; therefore I gave up trying out of painful disappointment, it's just not worth it anymore. I'm not the type of person that knows how to handle stressful tests or whiteboards durin
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by stephen82 5y ago
The problem with move semantics is that people don't understand its fallback mechanism, - (that is if it can't move an object and there is not restriction mechanism in a constructor) - it will be used as a copy constructor which i
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by stephen82 5y ago
> We expect that IP and AI will be an interesting policy discussion around the world in the coming years, and we're eager to participate! Another question is this: let's hypothesize I work solo on a project; I have decided to e
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by stephen82 5y ago
Lots of questions: - the generated code by AI belongs to me or GitHub? - under what license the generated code falls under? - if generated code becomes the reason for infringment, who gets the blame or legal action? - how can anyo
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by stephen82 6y ago
I honestly don't know what I would have chosen for a different career path, but what I do know is that I would not choose technology or anything that deals with internet connection.
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by stephen82 6y ago
Your wish might become reality soon https://gustedt.wordpress.com/2021/01/12/improve-type-generi...
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by stephen82 6y ago
I based my comment on Jens Gustedt's article [1] about adding a "defer" mechanism in standard C. Clearly, the C committee works hard on improving the language and they are in the process to standardize important features, suc
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by stephen82 6y ago
Would not be cheaper to fix those unsafe languages, such as C, and offer safe mechanisms that could be used upon need? Why spend thousands, if not millions of dollars, on rewriting existing codebases when they could help fixing the existing
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by stephen82 6y ago
Personally I prefer SQLiteStudio [1] as it is closer to SQLite Expert Professional [2] that I used to use at work. [1] https://github.com/pawelsalawa/sqlitestudio [2] http://www.sqliteexpert.com/
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by stephen82 6y ago
*to ME...ugh, all these typos lately /facepalm...
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by stephen82 6y ago
To be personally Fabrice Bellard is the Leonardo da Vinci of technology with specialization in C. This guy knows how to push the language's limits and he is the main reason I switched back to C for good.
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by stephen82 6y ago
Very nice! I would suggest to add them to https://github.com/EbookFoundation/free-programming-books as well. You will drive an incredible amount of traffic to your website this way.
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by stephen82 6y ago
In my humble opinion, any C++ developer wants to call him or her self a professional must read his books...all of them! So, to recap, here are the names of C++ specialists you need to read their books and / or articles they publish:
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by stephen82 6y ago
I think "defer" is coming [1], along with other goodies that simplified the life of C++ developers, but time will tell. I really hope they approve the following: * auto * constexpr * lambda function * __typeof__
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by stephen82 6y ago
Even though I'm not a front-end developer, I dealt with WordPress advanced custom development for a certain amount of time to realize web development - as we currently know it - is not worth it...like *at all*! As an OCD person I canno
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by stephen82 6y ago
Those who downvoted me think I support such behavior; I don't! You know what they say: what goes around, comes around. Those who go after anyone who has a different opinion than theirs, will face their own actions eventually, one way o
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by stephen82 6y ago
...so let me get this straight: you are not allowed to make mistakes in your life, because everything is digitally archived nowadays that can backfire at any time?! What happened to * learn from your mistakes * trial and error *
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by stephen82 6y ago
You mean ancient Greek, right? "ιχθύς εκ της κεφαλής όζειν άρχεται".
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by stephen82 6y ago
There you go http://richardbestlaw.com/download/734/ It's called "A Practical Guide to WordPress and the GPL" and I must admit, it's easy to understand.
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by stephen82 6y ago
It's not worth the effort anymore. I've got exhausted trying to explain others that *I'm not the ordinary WP user* that goes to Envato and buys a premium theme with its plugin dependencies. I can implement everything from scr

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