std::unique sounds like a heretofore unknown strain of gonorrhoea
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std::unique sounds like a heretofore unknown strain of gonorrhoea
I feel like the fact that my brain associated c++ and gonorrhoea says something about my relationship with the language.
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I feel like the fact that my brain associated c++ and gonorrhoea says something about my relationship with the language.
huh I didn't think through the connotations of that phrasing very well did I
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huh I didn't think through the connotations of that phrasing very well did I
@gsuberland or maybe you thought about them better than you think?
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@gsuberland or maybe you thought about them better than you think?
@Lunaphied it kinda sounds like I'm rawdogging c++ on the side or something lmao
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huh I didn't think through the connotations of that phrasing very well did I
@gsuberland well I needed that chuckle lol. So basically marry Rust, fuck C++ (pun intended) and kill PHP.
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@gsuberland well I needed that chuckle lol. So basically marry Rust, fuck C++ (pun intended) and kill PHP.
@Alonely0 I'd kill perl, personally.
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@Lunaphied it kinda sounds like I'm rawdogging c++ on the side or something lmao
@gsuberland well how am I to know
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@Alonely0 I'd kill perl, personally.
@gsuberland @Alonely0 I wrote a ton of Perk when I was younger. Had the O'Reilly book and so on. But it was Peel that I learned first hand what shootmyownfoot legacy code is.
I stumbled over some in old code. I knew what it was supposed to do but it was just executable line noise.
Only then, I learned about the clean code concept
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std::unique sounds like a heretofore unknown strain of gonorrhoea
@gsuberland The search results for std::vector are quite different if you don’t put the colons in the middle!
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@gsuberland The search results for std::vector are quite different if you don’t put the colons in the middle!
@david_chisnall @gsuberland Q. What do you get when you cross a mosquito with a mountain climber?
A. You can't take the cross product of a vector and a scaler :).
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@gsuberland The search results for std::vector are quite different if you don’t put the colons in the middle!
@david_chisnall Also, learned the hard way: Broadband Remote Access Server (BRAS) are a bit problematic to research from a monitored network.
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@quinta nonna diceva: il bel silenzio non fu mai scritto.
Era meglio se taceva.
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@OrionBelt perche' gli piace circondarsi di gente nota
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Su (1) è difficile dire alcunché, poiché la nostra capacità di prevedere l'evoluzione della società su tempi secolari è praticamente nulla, ma la (2) apre prospettive interessanti, visto quanto potrebbe essere distruttivo per la diffusione della conoscenza un collasso energetivo, vista la massiccia, apparentemente inarrestabile, virtualizzazione degli archivi del sapere, che sta raggiungendo progressivamente anche angoli del mondo finora rimasti piú “analogici”.
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@Linkshaender In Padova, by the end of March, you’ll find the real early spring 😉
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Si prefigurano almeno due possibilità, su un tempo piú lungo: (1) la società continuerà ad evolvere senza soluzione di continuità, o (2) il soggetto immortale potrebbe assistere a quello che sarà un collasso totale, tra catastrofi climatiche, prospettive belliche e [trappole malthusiane](https://wok.oblomov.eu/tecnologia/nuclear-will-not-save-us-2/#nostabilization) (ci sono modelli che prevedono addirittura questi collassi nei prossimi decenni, non in prospettive a lungo termine).
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Tools of the trade
Ask any SysOp what kind of tools they prefer and you get very different answers. And that is a beauty, because any SysOp whom has been in "the field" have build up their preferred toolchain
In the last decade (or so), I've grown quite fond of Ansible, for system automation and orchestration. It is not perfect - far from it. But it allows me to manage fleets of machines and keep everything running well
I was asked to partake in a project. Big (sub)client, quite a high pay. It required being comfortable with Terraform. No previous experience, just being comfortable with it.
I told them I was willing to give it a go and learn it on the fly. But heck, I ended up throwing in the towel after one week - due to it seriously draining my energy (and with that, my mental health).
High pay is nice. But your mental health should never, ever be for sale. No amount of money should weigh up to selling your soul.
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