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Miro Knejp

@mknejp

Co-Organizer of the Munich C++ Meetup – You don't program the machine, you program the compiler.

München, Bayern Katılım Şubat 2012
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Miro Knejp
Miro Knejp@mknejp·
We did it! The truth is finally out! Experience the #CppCon revelation that is a free C++! A C++ unshackled from the tyranny of @isocpp! A win for all free thinking C++ programmers around the world! youtu.be/IAdLwUXRUvg
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Miro Knejp@mknejp·
Are they also considering a model where authors receive a percentage of the value of ChatGPT created with the help of their works?
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💸OpenAI wants more money — and plans to take a share of products created with ChatGPT The company’s CFO, Sarah Friar, said OpenAI is considering a model that would allow it to receive a percentage of the value of developments created with the help of its AI. The plan targets corporate clients in science, pharma, and financial modeling. Individual users would not be affected. OpenAI explains the idea by rising infrastructure costs and a shortage of computing power. Well… questionable.

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Miro Knejp@mknejp·
@filpizlo @meetingcpp Not a fan of hoisting locals onto the heap. That allows writing broken non-portable code which "happens to work" on Fil-C but breaks when compiled with any other toolchain. It creates a false sense of security. Did you test that with TSan? All the other stuff, very impressive.
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Filip Jerzy Pizło@filpizlo·
Let's compare Fil-C to AddressSanitizer!
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Miro Knejp@mknejp·
@TeamYouTube That only works for my own playlists and that's not what this is about. I can shuffle or loop other people's playlists but not reverse them.
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TeamYouTube@TeamYouTube·
Totally understand how important this is for you. If you haven't yet, you can sort your playlist on YouTube from oldest to newest / newest to oldest through these steps: Library > Playlist > Sort By drop-down button and choose the preferred option. Let us know if you meant something else!
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Miro Knejp@mknejp·
I seriously hate this trend of putting new videos at the front of @YouTube playlists. Why?? THAT'S NOT HOW PLAYLISTS ARE SUPPOSED TO WORK! Now I need a separate tool to watch them in chronological order. Why do this for serial content? Someone explain the reasoning behind it.
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Accursed Farms@accursedfarms·
Today's the #StopKillingGames promotion day planned by the volunteers! I encourage people to make a post with that hashtag. I'm just following orders though, it's safe to label me as a boomer in regards to social media.
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Miro Knejp@mknejp·
@lefticus Branch coverage only handles the conditions you checked, not the ones you forgot to check. You could still have plenty of bugs as a result of code you didn't write.
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Jason Turner@lefticus·
If your tests have 100% line and branch coverage, is fuzz testing necessary? Are there classes of bugs that exist beyond 100% branch coverage? Do you have examples? Discuss!
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Miro Knejp@mknejp·
@MatRopert The moment you declare a constructor {} calls that constructor and nothing else. It's equivalent to () in that case. zero-init only happens for aggregates.
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Mathieu Ropert
Mathieu Ropert@MatRopert·
@mknejp Well the only thing I expect {} to do is to zero stuff before the constructor is called. I don't see where this could ever be an issue.
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Miro Knejp@mknejp·
@MatRopert You really don't want {} to bypass the base class constructor. That would lead to even worse footguns.
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Mathieu Ropert@MatRopert·
@mknejp C++, the place that gives you footguns even without the 2nd amendment.
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Miro Knejp@mknejp·
@bunq Once it's obvious the AI can't help there needs to be a clearly visible switch to human support. I'd rather wait than keep wasting my time being spammed by a bot. Make it clearly visible when I'm talking to a human and don't bring the stupid AI back once I've switched to a human
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Miro Knejp@mknejp·
@bunq "We're all about giving the best support experience" - no you're not. If you were you'd invest in support staff but instead you cheapen, and worsen, the experience with AI crap that fails on any non-standard problem.
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bunq@bunq·
No waiting. No delays. Our support is getting instant! 💬 With bunq Instant Support, you get help in seconds. Whether it’s a quick fix or a big question, we’re here 24/7, ready to assist 🚀 💡 Need help? Open the bunq app & get in touch! #instantsupport #bunq #mobilebanking
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Miro Knejp@mknejp·
@helldivers2 Logged out at the Meridia black hole, it seems to have dragged my ship to Angel's Venture. I'm sure this is perfectly safe and nothing will go wrong. #Helldivers2
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Miro Knejp@mknejp·
@MatRopert If you default a special member function it is considered user declared and the compiler will synthesize it if possible or implicitly delete it otherwise.
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Mathieu Ropert
Mathieu Ropert@MatRopert·
Ok who decided that in C++ deleting the copy constructor would also delete the default constructor, without providing a way to conditionally add it back (like the compiler would)?
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Miro Knejp@mknejp·
@Swizzled_Bits @lefticus If you're going to make them do a coding exercise it should at least be related to something their job is going to demand. Linked list exercises are neat, but irrelevant for most practical applications.
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Swizzled_Bits@Swizzled_Bits·
@mknejp @lefticus Those are great questions to reveal depth of knowledge, but leetcode-esque questions showcase your problem solving skills and your ability to think on your feet. I think both have their place in an interview! Devs vary in their strengths, and I think both categories are important
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Jason Turner
Jason Turner@lefticus·
What is some piece of Computer Science or programming knowledge that *you* think is "core" but not enough people seem to know?
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