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[Funkamateur @FunkyStrong69]

I FOUND IT

[Casey Muratori @cmuratori]

If killing people was as difficult as writing CSS we would already have world peace

[C. @ceceomerr]

@IntCyberDigest But he did same thing "using natural language as a programming language idiotic"

[C. @ceceomerr]

@pshufb But he did same thing.

[C. @ceceomerr]

Race condition? A Chase-Lev work-stealing deque, written carefully with memory barriers, compiler fences, and CAS — and still broken in a specific but totally realistic scenario on x86 TSO. Hint: the bug lives in exactly the place that looks the cleverest. 👀 #concurrency

[Yuri Bezmenov's Ghost @Ne_pas_couvrir]

Here’s Ben Stein in 1979 describing television as an engine of cultural demoralization. He argues that a small clique of producers and writers pushed a left-coded inversion of reality onto the public. They despised traditional power centers and hated figures like Buckley. They propagandized the nation into accepting a fake world where businessmen are villains, criminals are the good-guys, small towns are sinister, military officers are proto-fascists, and work barely exists.

[C. @ceceomerr]

@ThePrimeagen Market race. Companies want it.

[gingerBill @TheGingerBill]

Most people who say want they to "organize their code" actually mean they want to "taxonomize their code". People want to give "structure" to things, even if that structure provides not actual use. They have learnt that "structure is good" and therefore think any kind is "good".

[C. @ceceomerr]

@VisualStudio Blazing-fast performance :o

[C. @ceceomerr]

#C / #C++ hashtag#benchmark tools are overhyped relics that mislead developers with skewed metrics, and their cult-like following blinds the industry to more accurate.

[C. @ceceomerr]

#Object-oriented programming (#oop) is a bloated, overrated mess that overcomplicates simple tasks, and the industry’s obsession with it is holding back more elegant, functional approaches. tl;dr: hashtag#oop is academic circle jerking.

[Karl Zylinski @karl_zylinski]

Files with 1000+ lines is fine. Even 10000 lines is fine.

Often, the reason people split things up is because they navigate by clicking on filenames and then scrolling around.

Instead, use global symbol search to find the procedures and types you're looking for.

[Donald Mitchell @DonaldPMitchell]

Ray tracing in mid 1980s.

[C. @ceceomerr]

Speakers who do nothing but write a few hundred lines of code for show now make me sick. When I try to work with someone else, I can't communicate with the other party because this nonsense is believed like a religion.

[C. @ceceomerr]

I'm sure there is no other profession where there is so much nonsense. It's obvious what a processor is, how it works, and we're still talking about the same things like idiots under a different name as if it's something new. #programming #software

[C. @ceceomerr]

The greatest harm done to the world is that academics constantly produce nonsense words for masturbation purposes and people find them to be true. When you try to read a document, even the simplest information is explained with pages of nonsense.

[C. @ceceomerr]

To be successful, do the opposite.

[Eugene Ostroukhov @eeuoss]

Guidelines I follow to ship safe C++ (thread):
1. C constructs are a code smell. Replace raw pointers with smart pointers or references (no nulls!), replace C array with std::array (now it is safe to return). std::invoke, C++ casts, etc. Avoid preprocessor (#define and such)

[C. @ceceomerr]

@BenjDicken But how you know your data will be in real ram? It depends OS' working sets and page's size. So having cache is not solution if you don't have hacked os.

[Nucleus☕️ @EsotericCofe]

if you ever felt like your taxes are in good hands, remember that the german gov spent €176K on a BROWSER SNAKE CLONE