And that clause, that clause was pain

I'm confused with this date

what changed? wchar_t obsoleted?

I'm confused with this date

I... I probably read a draft in 2014, but probably not the C++14 draft, I forgot that the release was very late for that one

Alzheimer's is already out for me I guess

I... I probably read a draft in 2014, but probably not the C++14 draft, I forgot that the release was very late for that one

For me, the end of 2016 should be the C++17 draft

I didn't read the entire standard since C++14

You read the entire standard till cpp14?

You read the entire standard till cpp14?

I read it at some point, but that was a long time ago

I mean, it is like 2400 pages, it is like a 2 days read

Lol.. i can that novel in a week.. but not CPP spec.. I'll do more like a page per week

I read a few documentations in the thousands of pages when starting most of my jobs

I read a few documentations in the thousands of pages when starting most of my jobs

Well at least docs exist in your workplaces

I mean, it is like 2400 pages, it is like a 2 days read

2 days read, 2400 pages, without sleeping... 80 pages per hour, 1.5 pages per minute That's brutal!

Even a small PHP framework will have a700 pages manual

Even a small PHP framework will have a700 pages manual

That doesn't mean you can absorb 700 pages manual at first sight

2 days read, 2400 pages, without sleeping... 80 pages per hour, 1.5 pages per minute That's brutal!

without sleeping it would be like 50 pages an hour

where is your math gone?

where is your math gone?

2400/48 = 80 80/60 = 1.555...

That doesn't mean you can absorb 700 pages manual at first sight

You don't need to, you will remember caveats as you go along using things

Do you really grasp it all or just gloss over ? I can't even read a novel at that speed

CPP spec is supposed to be dense af

2400/48 = 80 80/60 = 1.555...

2400/(24*2) => (2400/24) / 2 => 100 / 2 => 50

Do you really grasp it all or just gloss over ? I can't even read a novel at that speed

even fast readers forget things about the plot

2400/(24*2) => (2400/24) / 2 => 100 / 2 => 50

WHAT!?

WHAT!?

Yeah, where has your math gone like I said

80 pages per hour * 48 hours = 2400 pages, Where are your physics dimensions at?

Do you really grasp it all or just gloss over ? I can't even read a novel at that speed

You will not grasp everything, for a spec, it is OK, like I said, you will have to come back to it

My way is to not leave a page till i digest all in it... So I do like 1 per year or more

I can't send photos

80 pages per hour * 48 hours = 2400 pages, Where are your physics dimensions at?

I can't still send photos. Even if you are trying to salt me, 50 pages per hour is an extremely information loss reading speed

I can't send photos

I can do a multiplication, I gave you the pictures because like I said, where is your math

2400/48 = 80 80/60 = 1.555...

I mean like it's second grade..

You enjoy humillating, it's ok. Think about how much is 50 pages per hour in a dense-a-holic manual but this is ok, but, sorry, it's not ok

I mean like it's second grade..

I mean, think why I had that result and you will encounter the solution why happened me 2 times in a row

Wtf you're talking about

Both cases are very extreme, it's not normal to read 50 pages of a technic essay an hour

I read about 2-3 pages a minute

Wtf you're talking about

I was using hexadecimal notation instead of decimal notation

Both cases are very extreme, it's not normal to read 50 pages of a technic essay an hour

Who said that Ludovic is normal?

which is why my book budget is around 50€ per month despite having very little money around

I was using hexadecimal notation instead of decimal notation

Lol you're a true coder

I was using hexadecimal notation instead of decimal notation

why would you use a calculator to divide 24 by 48 ?

He is a Tutor in Fivrr. I trust Him.

When I read a document, I run very fast, so time slows down.

I read about 2-3 pages a minute

https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0036091 So, you are not understanding what are you reading, according to this paper

When I read a document, I run very fast, so time slows down.

look at you go, leaving a trail of deadly gamma rays behind you

https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0036091 So, you are not understanding what are you reading, according to this paper

Which is what I said earlier, I do not aim for a deep understanding of what I read, much less on first read

Also, using a study that compared reading of a logographic language with reading of phonetic languages is a bit cringe lol

look at you go, leaving a trail of deadly gamma rays behind you

not fast enough, std::map::emplace() took me half hour.

char must be able to hold UTF-8 code point or whatever the smallest thing in UTF-8. It requires 8 bits.

Not code point. Code units

Code points may require up to 4 bytes in UTF-8

Not code point. Code units

I'm stupid in this regard

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How to remove message restrictions

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No

I cant send messages to new people

How to remove message restrictions

what restrictions? you are writing messages here and I can see them

In private i cant

Can you try send to me

In private

In private i cant

you are not supposed to send private messages to people of this group. Also that means your limited account is limited by telegram. Probably you spammed people

No no

Can you try send to me

I can but I won't. Also I am ending the discussion about this in here since it's considered offtopic here. Thank you for understanding

Even i dont send any message here to any person

I mean in general

Even i dont send any message here to any person

What I have said still holds true

is it meaningful to go through all the stl source code, as a beginner?

is it meaningful to go through all the stl source code, as a beginner?

It's not meaningful for anyone

is it meaningful to go through all the stl source code, as a beginner?

Absolutely not, the standard library code is filled with idiosyncrasies specific to the implementation of a C++ standard library, compiler specific details, platform specific details, and all of that covered in double underscores at the start of every other token

that's also what I thought, I found it too fussy and nearly unreadable for me

thanks for the advices

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