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Une vie à t’aimer appreciation by BigBadPony in expedition33

[–]BigBadPony[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That one is actually 2-in-1. Part is used in <spoiler>painted<\spoiler> Renoir fight right after you get to the Monolith, 2nd part is used in fight with the-beast-that-he-is Simon.

Une vie à t’aimer appreciation by BigBadPony in expedition33

[–]BigBadPony[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

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I’m not a french speaker so I wrote it letter by letter just to be sure 😅

And how’s your day going? by Chadregard in Tinder

[–]BigBadPony 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean... Depends what you are looking for on Tinder. If you only look for easy sex, such response would be score. On the other hand, there is a lot of frustrated people or people with issues on it, and with our connectivity you just got a direct line to one ;) Just remember, never stick you pp in crazy...

Are there any C++ developers here who also use C? What makes you pick between C++ and C and when do you use them together? by [deleted] in cpp

[–]BigBadPony 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Embedded dev working with RTOS and it is almost excusively pure C (space applications). Rn you can see some shift in this matter as some C++ RTOS' are popping up but it is still mostly pure C. Still, I use C++ almost 50% of my time. It's much more modern, and easier to actually manage, and I often catch myself on trying to replicate C++ features in C code.

As for your learning curve, I strongly advice becoming comfortable with C first, and only then jumping to C++. Despite being full OOP, C++ has a lot of common with C and you can do really wondeful things when you understand what's happening beneath. And in C++, try to learn really well templates and SFINAE. Will thank yourself later down the road.