I personally think that C++ can be beautiful. For example: std::filesystem::path overrides the / operator, for specifying parent paths. It’s the same as Kotlin’s OKIO and Pythons standard pathlib.
void main(){...} is not in the standard, but works on both MSVC and GCC (with warnings). I think it works on both C/C++, but you really shouldn’t use it in production. Just use int main(void){...} , without any return value, which is permitted in the standard, and will return success iirc.
Go to horny jail
Finally some good news
This is insane
Sorry, I meant ”food problem”, but I guess your response is still an answer
Wasn’t it more of a good problem than a free speech problem though
Yes, and a cp or ls clone isn’t that meaningful to stick GPL to.
MIT/GPL is fine for smaller tools.
How did it end last time?
That’s uplifting. They say ”for many”, which makes me think that it’s not the majority case though.
That’s true, but there’s usually quite a lot of pain when you’re dying.
I like lower languages as well well, but everything doesn’t need to be built in C/C++/Rust and so on.
Numpy is what makes python fast though
Great news! Hope it’s not too hard to port this technology to the existing infrastructure.
Thanks a lot, and thanks for the great app! It’s a pleasure to run it (:
It’s absolutely marvelous, but the little info box about which image type is on display is in many cases covering text.
I'll be great. The big question is how long it's left until a stable release
I personally think that C++ can be beautiful. For example:
std::filesystem::pathoverrides the/operator, for specifying parent paths. It’s the same as Kotlin’s OKIO and Pythons standard pathlib.void main(){...}is not in the standard, but works on both MSVC and GCC (with warnings). I think it works on both C/C++, but you really shouldn’t use it in production. Just useint main(void){...}, without any return value, which is permitted in the standard, and will return success iirc.Coffee is still pretty cheap though? My coffee usually costs 20¢ a cup.
Any
void main(){...}enjoyers?