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@akinkunmi authentication and sql queries directly in the browser

major red flag

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@codeshaunted that's why I only use -std=c99

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@valigo they must have had a really bad time naming it "strlen", they tried their best to not include the 'e' but they failed.

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@_Felipe it should be:

do_something_else(size - 1);

for the last line

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@_Felipe same thing when you want to loop over everything but do something different for the last element.

if(size ==0) {
return;
}

for(int i = 0; i < size - 1; i++) {
do_something(i);
}

do_something(size - 1);

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@schteppe C++ allows you to chose the device where the randomness comes from and the distribution function, but the API is kinda shit, they could have made it a bit better.

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@vanilagy imagine using this bloated nonsense when your type system literally supports type unions.

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@yinpopa @DarthKermi72747 yes, in that case you need write a .htaccess to redirects everything from /* to /public/*

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@code_bytein the fix is to not use front end framework and just code in raw javascript+html like a real developer

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@straceX this will only work if you can somehow prevent the user from creating this object on the stack

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@yp0c5t @ThorTorrens I'm all for exterminating the entire species

no string attach

just eradicate it permanently

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@valigo it's almost like memcpy

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@krishdotdev why are you checking equality twice

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@kai_fell that's not even a library, it's just a more convenient wrapper over WideCharToMultiByte

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@brockpierson I remember they weren't hot swappable, if you removed the cable you have the restart the PC to reuse the port lol

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@nathan_baggs_ C++ inherited this from C when doing arithmetic operation, anything smaller than int becomes an int so you are basically assigning an int to uint8 here

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@valigo editing posts is a lost technology

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@Aizkmusic the sum is precise, not the result. The result is still of type float64 ieee754

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@valigo > free
> 10 bucks