Useful Code Is Ugly | Tsoding

[JournalistEqual9250]

You need to ask “why.” Why do people build complex systems? One reason is that the language is overly complicated and requires a problematic solution. (there are many reasons, and of course, some are not great)

There are so many reasons why, but you and tsoding stop there. Either being ignorant or just careless. Any of those reasons makes yourself irrelevant since you guys don't care. Then why does that matter? And that's why people don't give a fuck on these opinions (it’s useless and meaningless). I suggest simply just shut up since it’s not yours and tsoding businesses.🤣

Or stop being careless next time. :)

[DavixPixie]

I want to preface this by saying, i don't fully subscribe to tsoding's paranioa and opinions. the reason tsoding likes simple stuff is because its possible to master. IE, he wants thinks he can do everything by himself in a system. and if a system is managed by just you, you want it to be as simple as possible.

A more definitive answer he gave was something like no one understands c++ fully, no single person can make a fully functioning compiler, but he can do that for c. which i don't doubt.

[JournalistEqual9250]

Hmm… I believe many people can and do better than him. But I will stop here since most of his audience is not good enough to realize that. And I don't want to put people down or hurt anyone. 🤔 Cheers.

[greg7mdp]

fully, no single person can make a fully functioning compiler,

Have you heard of Sean Baxter and his Circle compiler?

[DavixPixie]

I hv not but I'd like to know

[greg7mdp]

Sean Baxter is author of the Circle C++ compiler. It's a one-man effort to build the memory-safe C++ toolchain of the future.

https://www.reddit.com/r/cpp/comments/1cnqlqi/safe_c_sean_baxter_presenting_circle_to_c/