The C++ design strategy of making it increasingly easy to generate garbage machine code with succinct syntax has been an unequivocal disaster. All new languages which inherit this same strategy inherit this same disaster. Expensive operations should be visually obvious. The programmer should always actually mean for them to happen, if they do.
Reimplemented my water simulation using a regular triangular grid, like the one used in my village building game. Again, the virtual pipes model makes it especially easy!
Camel case sucks, programming in snake case is way better
If I render just the bounding box of characters, it's clear to see how much easier it is to visually distinguish the words in snake case vs camel case
"bro please join this other social media app where everyone has the same opinions and there's aggressive moderation!"
No thank you, that sounds unhealthy.
Python `typing` module is a joke... It doesn’t actually type check?
They implemented half of a type system… and then shipped the unfinished product for people to use?
Why not just actually make it work like a proper type system?
You're defending Garbage Collection because:
- you never learnt about memory lifetimes
- you think malloc/free is the only alternative
- you're scared of what you don't understand