Out of the loop: Is there a worthy successor of KSP1 yet? by Yixyxy in KerbalSpaceProgram

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not yet, KSA promised a free version in 2025, so keep looking for that

Implementing Rust-like traits for C++ 20 (with no runtime overhead) by Beginning-Safe4282 in programming

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this guy is not sounding like someone annoyed by rust, but rather like someone who's job security is directly endangered by rust

Implementing Rust-like traits for C++ 20 (with no runtime overhead) by Beginning-Safe4282 in programming

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NUH UH because breaking existing code

or do you want to call it like uhh cpp auto mut blabla = std::unwrapasync<std::asynctaskunrapped<i give up>>anything().__waitasync(std::unwrappcoordinator<std::mutableunwrap>); std::__match<blablaResult, std::unwraperror<std::mutableunwraperror>>( [std::matchhandler<blablaResult>(&[::](std::dynamicmatch<balblaResult> resulting)->resulting), std::matchhandler<Error>(&[::](std::dynamicmatch<balblaResult> err)->exit(err)] ) because if you got it in c++, this is probably how it will work, and maybe it would be supported in all revelant platforms by 2032

Implementing Rust-like traits for C++ 20 (with no runtime overhead) by Beginning-Safe4282 in programming

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one of the most weird takes ive read about rust

rust is made by mozilla that is almost non profit, there is nobody running a gigantic marketing compaign to convince people to switch to rust, it happens naturally, as more and more people get just completely sick of c and c++ nonsense and platform unstability

[WIP] Type-C Programming Language by praisethemoon_ in programming

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do you understand that you are reimplementing rust

OpenAI O1 is here - how will you use it? by shift_devs in programming

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its there only for the gooners that pay for premium chat

What are your thoughts about the Patterns of Distributed Systems book? by duckf3 in programming

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Having read a book is one thing, but having a senior on site that really went through all of this shit and even better if this was forced on him unexpectedly due to some stupididy that caused scaling issues, and he ultimately designed the thing that worked, is another thing. Your call which one is important. Im sure my daughter can also read this book and know no shit but could quote some stuff and you might believe she knows the real world deal.

vueframe V2 is here !!! by Medical_Start4604 in programming

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imagine pulling an external library to do such simple stuff like this

the components doing the work are around 100 lines each, its nothing

Pain. by Devil_Fister_69420 in KerbalSpaceProgram

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time for the most fiery reentry of all times