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tfw it takes u 8 months to write a Hello World program
ɟɟoɥɹǝppıɹ@hoffridder
This took longer than it should have #HelloWorld Small demo for monadic IO, strings, and basic interop with host environment
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@hoffridder
dysfunctional programming language developer LANG: en_US, es_ES, da_DK, C/C++, js/ts, WASM, hs/kms Tryna make friends
Chicago, IL Katılım Eylül 2018
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@eternalism_4eva @DJSnM Afaik you can still sell it you just can't export it. But yeah it's lame to limit your target market
t. My company is selling an ITAR regulated product to consumers
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@DJSnM part of me thinks ITAR should have an automatic “void if superseded by globally commercially available products” clause but that incentivizes leaking tech or similar shell games. doesn’t seem like a trivial fix
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It's bizarre that US government rules make it impossible for US companies to compete with foreign manufactures because of ITAR. The US invented the technology and Chinese companies are selling better hardware because they don't have to follow US laws.
Lain on the Blockchain@CryptoCyberia
Today I learned that thermal imagining cameras mostly operate at 7fps for consumers, but I haven't exactly learned WHY that is the case.
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When are we going to stop pretending oneshotting bun’s rewrite was a good idea?
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@alexeeps Generally I prefer when if statement clauses aren't on same line but this looks good.
You might wanna explain what the parameters mean in the comments tho
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@ced_jayy This is a really old video. I'm pretty sure I remember seeing it on Google+
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there's gotta be a way to replace android tv with this
TechPowerUp@TechPowerUp
KDE's Plasma Bigscreen is a SteamOS alternative desktop now available for testing in the Plasma 6.7 Beta. tpu.me/z6qr
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@kai_fell I think he's talking about large functions where you need to find everywhere it's used. I've been in this situation before and it's annoying not being able to ctl+f.
For example, in C if you have to change it to a pointer and you have to change c. to c->, c to *c, &c to c, etc.
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>c is defined right in front of him
>c is local
>"oh my gosh, where is c?"
Jamie Birch@birch_js
Yeah good luck searching for "c" in your codebase a month from now
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@pelavarre Also rendering artifacts that show drawing order for the different sprites
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ɟɟoɥɹǝppıɹ@hoffridder
@wookash_podcast For example, I noticed a lot of things are in static memory and not being dynamically allocated on heap/stack like is common w/ modern development practices. In addition to using less resources it gives features like the menu cursor being where you left it.
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@hoffridder > I recently played Pokemon emerald and it's neat to see behaviors that tell you how they implemented things
Quick easy to say more?
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I just learned that this style of OO programming is still taught in 2026
that's 200k views, 2months ago, "Rebuilding Pokemon with Object Oriented Programming"
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@chickenfender @wookash_podcast I was imagining an API wrapper or something realistic but his example still works ig.
class File {
int m_fd{-1};
public:
File(){}
~File(){close();}
int open(const char* path, int flags)
{ return m_fd = ::open(path, flags); }
int close(){ return ::close(m_fd); }
};
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@chickenfender @wookash_podcast It does not matter. The setters are inlined and the getters aren't even implemented. The functions are exported but never called. A normal build system wouldn't export them. Only other major difference is from him incorrectly using multiple inheritance.
x.com/i/status/20551…
ɟɟoɥɹǝppıɹ@hoffridder
@wookash_podcast So to clarify, the top lines are just exporting the functions because the compiler doesn't know if you want to link them. I think -flto would remove them. ASM lines 43-50 have the duplicated string initialization. The rest is the same. Notice the setters even got inlined.
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@wookash_podcast So to clarify, the top lines are just exporting the functions because the compiler doesn't know if you want to link them. I think -flto would remove them.
ASM lines 43-50 have the duplicated string initialization.
The rest is the same. Notice the setters even got inlined.
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@wookash_podcast I'm on mobile and limited data so I can't play with compiler flags to get rid of the unneeded function exports but you actually made a common mistake with multiple inheritance that causes the goblin class to have two std::string instances: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_i…
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@wookash_podcast Please elaborate. As someone who primarily writes C++ and occasionally checks compiler output I currently disagree.
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@hoffridder Your first sentence is not correct
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@wookash_podcast I mean you can write OO code that compiles to what is effectively the same as a non-OO solution. OOP doesn't necesitate using design patterns that are terrible fits for the task at hand.
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@hoffridder So if there are optimal ways, and these are not OOP I would claim „there is something wrong with OOP” xd
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@varrock For reading level scores I'd blame it on digital media.
Anyone around the world with a computer/phone can publish content online and editors got replaced with spell check.
If you don't see big words you don't learn them.
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@wookash_podcast For example, I noticed a lot of things are in static memory and not being dynamically allocated on heap/stack like is common w/ modern development practices. In addition to using less resources it gives features like the menu cursor being where you left it.
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@wookash_podcast Nothing wrong with OOP but there's definitely a more optimal way to implement this that doesn't involve so many vtable lookups.
I recently played Pokemon emerald and it's neat to see behaviors that tell you how they implemented things.
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@saulhoward Yeah, either way it's slop and no language completely protects you from bugs
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Obviously you'd be able to filter tickets like with GH.
Option 2 is nice because it shows clear association that currently involves clicking around a lot and even streamline a some things. But reviewing multiple PRs in a single thread could get messy...
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Ok so I'm making an alternative to GitHub and I'm considering combining Issues and PRs into a single "Tickets" tab.
There are 2 options:
1. Tickets are either PRs or Issues (basically GH)
2. Open a ticket, anyone can respond with a PR in the same thread.
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