BinaryByter
I guess so
BinaryByter
:D
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Actully, I think python is wildly used because you can find a lib for anything in python
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Best language for machine learning... or is it? :D
BinaryByter
Actully, I think python is wildly used because you can find a lib for anything in python
mhh. that might be hard to do
BinaryByter
except if I interpret python libraries
BinaryByter
fuck off, no I won't xD
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Yeah, a single library wouldn't be enough. It's better to make a lib for C++ users. Why should we care about those ungrateful snake fuckers? :c
BinaryByter
hehehe
Mat
Actully, I think python is wildly used because you can find a lib for anything in python
Not in python, actually :)
Mat
Usually they're libraries written in other laguages
Dima
tensorflow
Mat
Like C++
BinaryByter
kek
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I always dreamed of contributing to boost *-*
BinaryByter
it implements one feature over 500 LoC
BinaryByter
lol
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Don't try to read its code
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It's painful~
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I don't know how it works
Anonymous
every C++ library change pass through boost anyway
BinaryByter
but ig if you say so
BinaryByter
xD
BinaryByter
yea, boost implements the stl
BinaryByter
so I can contribute to boost :D
BinaryByter
yay
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I mean... guys who make compillers :D
olli
And some implementations in boost have a huge code base to support older compilers.
Look at the pre C++11 tuple implementation
BinaryByter
BinaryByter
no
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remove the standard library except for cout
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remove templates
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remove class enums
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remove constexpressions
Alignant
override
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no
BinaryByter
templates were c++98
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remove namespaces
BinaryByter
c++98 is not modern
BinaryByter
don't learn that
Alignant
Lambdas, python-like for loops :c
BinaryByter
auto
BinaryByter
gooooooddd
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No string, by the way! xD
BinaryByter
Oh fuck
BinaryByter
atleast you didn'T have to do
std::cout
BinaryByter
you just did
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cout
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Like facebooks folly string
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Or QString
BinaryByter
most companies still make their own string
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But... you have allocators now...
BinaryByter
c++11
BinaryByter
string's aren't hard to implement but you can customize them very well
Dima
class String { public: char* buffer; };