I bet you one severance package that I’ll be the first guy to get fired!

I’ve never personally used Rust as a Zig guy but from my understanding, Rust is meant to be the answer to “compile time success guarantees runtime success”.

You make a few trade offs for that and some things are simply not possible. I read an article recently about how German strings (aka “short string optimization”) isn’t possible due to the memory-level hackery involved.

To be fair, all the stateful bullshit is awful design in React and Angular, especially react. That’s what you get for writing html in your JavaScript. Whoever thought that horseshit was a good idea.

Blazor all the way baby!

Get an entire bike delivered. Don’t tip.

@retoor fixed size stack allocated, you can only have exactly one at a time, inserting is achieved using the “search” function (and passing INSERT flag). It’s basically as bare bones and confusing as a simple data structure gets

There is no benefit. That’s why games usually offer exclusive perks like skins.

All of the advantages are on the side of the producer, not the consumer

@initSpasm does it at least make me feel high before killing me like alcohol does?

> script
> SOC

What? Have you ever seen a script before?

@BobbyTables that’s the opposite, they’re doing inflation!

Ah shit, I forgot to cache bust my script file and now my company is bankrupt.

@tosensei sometimes the tool is the problem.

@atheist maybe. But I’ve used a wide range of languages and had many favorites. C++ was never one of them. If you don’t think c++ is a jungle of poor design decisions, I think that’s an opinion issue.

I will say that I tend towards simplicity in languages. Lua and Zig have been the two I’ve been most passionate about in the past.

@atheist operators are mostly universal, I’m not sure what drugs you’re on. Suddenly having the division operator EITHER mean “division” or “path concatenation” depending on the context or the single pipe meaning “bitwise or” or “pipe” based on even less obvious context is an enormous detriment to the scan-ability of code and even if you’re reading it thoroughly can be confusing if you aren’t intimately familiar with what’s going on. C++ is one of the most unfriendly languages to learn and use and this is a contributing factor for absolutely sure. No doubt.

This just in: it sucks trying to pass primitives between ultra high level scripting languages and low level languages.

Isn’t this exactly what UInt(8,16,32)Array was invented for? Every number in JavaScript is a double

@atheist It is a design error because when used extensively such as in c++, you cannot predict when to use an operator vs using a function. You usually need to actually reference the docs instead of being able to intuit your next move. They should be allowed exclusively to avoid turning into a Java with “String.equals”. C# is a great middle ground where it uses them sensibly to do things like date operations. I have never written any code and thought “hmm, an operator would be a great way to accomplish this task”

A scripting language is for writing scripts. IMO, the back-end is not a script. It's a program. It should at least be done in a VM language like Java or C#. Front end issues like handing click events are for scripts.

End of story.

Did you forget to dispose your IDisposable? :(

@kiki share tech mono

@Lensflare most of my co-workers already know what to expect from me (disappointment)

@tosensei a lot of them are using some sort of service from like Workday or whatever other common HR-out-of-the-box product exists

@tosensei well I wanted to experiment a little so I’m not going in blind

I agree. Promises are a really excellent backwards compatible solution.

However, they don’t have anything to do with performance whatsoever

@mostr4am it’s the life man. If I woke up and smoked, then drove to work I’d be fired at best and arrested at worst!

People with remote jobs just do whatever they fucking want!

@Demolishun American slang ONLY ☝️🙅👎

No, the robot isn’t thinking. It’s just using complex statistics to predict the next word of the sentence.

@Demolishun seems like some sort of telegram hiring scam that OP refused and got cursed out for

Hey guys? Lost your crypto wallet keys? Don’t worry, despite the entire purpose of the technology, I CAN HELP!! Just add me on discord at scammingdumbasses and let’s chat!

Sorry I was scanning for pics of your balls to upload to my personal stash.

Yeah I probably would have used AutoHotkey or something