Anonymous
Show your 1337-ness.. Alone with C and secure programming with a project more than 10k lines :)
Anonymous
With your thumbnail looks like that... I just clicked it to see the full picture.
Lol, well I'm not from Philippines, I'm just an ugly Mexican lmao
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Programming is hard
This is my case But that's not an excuse got it?
Anonymous
Learning programming is hard
Yup if you're learning stuff by yourself with nothing to held your back
BinaryByter
but using material from google to learn is also not an excuse to suck
BinaryByter
:P
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BinaryByter
xD
Anonymous
There should be man page though
Anonymous
(int)strtol(nptr, NULL, 10); Holly crap xD
BinaryByter
does anybody have experience with boost::multiprecicion::mpfr_float?
Dima
> boost
BinaryByter
wheres your problem?
MᏫᎻᎯᎷᎷᎬᎠ
:(
BinaryByter
you missed one
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
BinaryByter
^
MᏫᎻᎯᎷᎷᎬᎠ
you missed one
You should rose for not deleting your question XD
BinaryByter
wheres the problem with my question?
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Nth
MᏫᎻᎯᎷᎷᎬᎠ
I mean not arbitrary deleted
Anonymous
C++ is best and fast XD
When you’re programming C++ no one can ever agree on which ten percent of the language is safe to use. There’s going to be one guy who decides, I have to use templates. And then you discover that there is a compiler that implement templates the different way. No, C++, I can hardly read or write it. I don’t like C++; it doesn’t feel right. It’s just complicated. I like small simple languages. It didn’t feel small and simple. C all the way, less code, think the way machine actually works :D
Anonymous
Cout<<"HAPPY NEW YEAR";
BinaryByter
c++ makes you not look at the parts of the language that are dangerous
BinaryByter
Also, most compilers are somewhat compliant to the standard
Anonymous
C++ is less complicated than C
Abstraction adds more complexity, simplicity is not easy
BinaryByter
abstraction doesn't NESSECARILY add complexity
BinaryByter
simplicity can be easy
Anonymous
simplicity can be easy
cout « "Hi" « endl; Is it simple? NO
Anonymous
Easy? yes
BinaryByter
cout « "Hi" « endl; Is it simple? NO
Is it simple? NO why wouldn't it be simple?
BinaryByter
do you prefer printf ("hi\n");
BinaryByter
?
Anonymous
Is it simple? NO why wouldn't it be simple?
Saying that simple sounds like Linux Mint is simple to plan9 users xD
BinaryByter
remember also that variables are used in an ugly way
BinaryByter
cout is easy and simple
Anonymous
do you prefer printf ("hi\n");
Yeah.. that's how Unix works.. stream of texts
BinaryByter
Yeah.. that's how Unix works.. stream of texts
well cout « "hi" is a stream of text as well
BinaryByter
and ima tell you: picking C is usually just ridiculous
Anonymous
Ever used perl? sed?
BinaryByter
Lol, what?
« is a stream operator (don't tell anybody that its actually a bitshift operator)
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MᏫᎻᎯᎷᎷᎬᎠ
Lol
Anonymous
That's how text streams go on...
BinaryByter
Ever used perl? sed?
perl is eww, sed is... well... its not a language
BinaryByter
(its prolly turing complete though)
BinaryByter
That's how text streams go on...
okay, so you seem to be obsessed with streams
Anonymous
perl is eww, sed is... well... its not a language
This explains how much you know Unix or text stream, in that regard, python is simple, even Go.. rust?
BinaryByter
whats a stream of text for you
Dima
guys, what’s practical usage for broadcast vs multicast? broadcast can act as multicast if needed with filtering
Anonymous
whats a stream of text for you
sed -e 's/\([^.]*\).*/\1/' -e 's/\(.*\)-.*/\1/' | awk -v var1=$1 -v var2=$2 '$1 ~ var1 && $2 ~ var2; /^var1 var2/' $READ_FILE | awk '{print $3}' | grep -Ev "^$" This is simple.... easy ? No..
Dima
so why would we need multicast
Dima
^ this is c tcp/ip related
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💔
BinaryByter
but then, why do you say that cout « "hi" isn't easy?
BinaryByter
does something have to be hard to use in order to be good?
MᏫᎻᎯᎷᎷᎬᎠ
does something have to be hard to use in order to be good?
That's what I've been asking all the people around me 🤦‍♂
Anonymous
python is easy, not simple.
Python is far from easy.. every technology that abstracts things is not simple.. Many people think "Arch Linux" is simple... NO..
BinaryByter
id say that the opposite is true
BinaryByter
okay other examle
BinaryByter
Yes...
no, it does not
Anonymous
no, it does not
Try plan9.. or OpenBSD.. see how real simplicity looks like
Anonymous
See code quality
Anonymous
find 1 single bug in code, and take my money xD