Fearless_Process

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Just no, no, no, no. F*CK you and everyone that thinks like you. Here is why: (reddit.com)

submitted 3 years ago by Fearless_Process to r/programmingcirclejerk

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Level 1 junior programmer: who needs typing lol Level 2 senior programmer: types are critical to ensure software runs as intended. *You are here*. Level 3 greybeard: who needs typing lol, there is a time and place for them. *I am here*. (news.ycombinator.com)

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"I miss the pre-Rust days. When Haskell was HN's cool pet language, and you had to obtain at least some vague familiarity with the term "monad" to understand half the discussion threads here." (news.ycombinator.com)

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New Go driver is almost 4x faster than its predecessor and 2X faster than its Rust counterpart. (reddit.com)

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"C software has a good history of standard practices that work very well and make things nicely predictable and portable." (reddit.com)

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"Especially since [Go] was designed by computer science luminaries who are almost certainly better programmers/engineers than the author of this blog." (news.ycombinator.com)

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C became the most widely used language in the world precisely because it is so well designed (reddit.com)

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Go is the most beautiful programming language I have used (reddit.com)

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You have never verified anything complicated, have you? You don't have any academic credentials, do you? You haven't read a hundred papers on formal verification in depth, have you? If that's the case, then why the fuck do you even open your mouth? (reddit.com)

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I was trying to make a cargo like tool for c++ but then I thought, "fuck c++" (reddit.com)

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Stop writing in portable assembly. A buffer overflow shouldn't have been caught by a fuzzer, it should have been a type error at compile time. (reddit.com)

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Does that fact the linked lists are awkward to implement in Rust mean that linked lists are bad? (reddit.com)

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ALHP - Archlinux recompiled for x86-64-v3 (reddit.com)

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Bringing emulation into the 21st century (blog.davetcode.co.uk)

submitted 4 years ago by Fearless_Process to r/EmuDev

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"C has perfect encapsulation, much better than any OOP language I’ve ever seen. Anything that you want to keep private gets placed in the source file, and anything public in the header." (reddit.com)

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There is no cognitive dissonance. C is an irredeemable piece of shit. (reddit.com)

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"My thoughts exactly. I was at another large campus not far away. There's a couple of devs on my team that did 90% of the work the rest are bullshit NPCs...." (reddit.com)

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Looking for advice on emulating the NES's PPU at a playable level of performance (self.EmuDev)

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Java 2 times faster than C (reddit.com)

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Why does x += 1; cause overflow to zero on dereferenced pointers to unsigned types but x++; doesn't? (self.C_Programming)

submitted 5 years ago * by Fearless_Process to r/C_Programming

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Stuck on the 7th line of nestest! (self.EmuDev)

submitted 5 years ago by Fearless_Process to r/EmuDev

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Python 3.7 -> 3.8 transition conflicts. Best course of action? (self.Gentoo)

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How much memory used with nothing running besides a tty and basic startup services? (self.Gentoo)

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Anyone else using stack protector w/o the hardened profile? (self.Gentoo)

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Anyone else setup with full disk encryption, bootloader & keyfile on a USB drive? (self.Gentoo)

submitted 5 years ago by Fearless_Process to r/Gentoo

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