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bjosk
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I thought we were going with C++0B to reduce the perception of failure after ten years of the whole C++0x-brand.
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kirakun
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But if you comment out the first line in your way, the code would break too.
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Any word on when g++ will fully implement this?
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Tiwazz
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I usually just make a local branch for the feature or bug I'm working on and then commit that. It's cool that you can stage parts of a file, but it doesn't seem like something that you would want to do if you can avoid it. I agree with the thesis of the blog, but I think the solution is making smaller more focused ch...
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MatrixFrog
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It's probably something you would catch almost immediately, but personally I'd prefer the compiler catch it for me :)
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imaginaryredditor
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Everybody wants to feel good with that answer, but I think the girl would just be better. She almost surely understands design principles as well, and the guy hasn't shown interest in learning what he's using in depth. If you're a C++ programmer you have to know these sorts of things, because they bite you constantly. ...
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Raufio
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if it was made at the same time it would be the top. the comment probably has been either visible or at the top the since it was posted. People upvoted it because it was what they were thinking, not "yeah, I hate women too."
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imaginaryredditor
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The boost libraries look a lot more complicated than they are for 2 reasons that will disappear over time: 1. Lots of ifdefs for shitty compilers. 2. C++98's lack of variadic templates. With both of those gone (time will heal #1 and C++11 solves #2) many boost headers will become drastically simpler. Edit: Also forg...
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bdunderscore
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template<typename T> class nullptr_deref { public: T &operator*() const { launch_warheads(); } }; template<typename T> operator nullptr_deref<T>(const nullptr &) { return nullptr_deref<T>(); }
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F2a
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Please Sir, tell me what's relevant today so that I may learn.
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BrowsOfSteel
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TIL that the Swiss franc doesn’t have its own symbol.
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bdunderscore
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The key features of an open spec are: * Not controlled by a single entity (there are a lot of representatives from various groups (national standards boards?) on the C++ committee - not just a single organization) * Anyone can implement it without paying royalties Now, getting a copy of the actual text might cost mon...
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Purple_Haze
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I would do that if the "formatting help" would tell me how to do it. Don't bother telling me, I'll never remember. I don't have the brain cells left for yet another mark-up language.
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cdsmith
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To be fair, the code from my article is at least as bad when measured by those criteria. The goal was really just to get something dirt simple and easy to write and understand. Nothing about this submission was intended to prepare anyone to build production grade random number generators!
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Darkmoth
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Yes. [Random.org](http://www.random.org/) does almost exactly that.
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> http://codebabies.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/slidermaster_02.jpg If they're serious about this, why didn't they just use VIM highlighting? "go" and "life" are the same color but not "home" and "sweethome", yet they're all attribute values. id and class should be a different color from the div tag. Or is thi...
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Amablue
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Everyone I know who's known the nitpicky things the girl picked up has also had a good sense of code organization and architecture as well. In fact, better than the people who were more in line with the boy. Knowing that sort of information means you're involved deeply in your craft. and are likely a better programmer ...
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gclaramunt
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Fully proved code is currently too expensive for everyday use, but for some components it may be worthwhile. Totally agree with adaptability and componentization, for that you need abstraction (get too tied to the incidental details and you loose reusability) and I think we're in a point where the "mainstream OO" do...
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Yes. You are correct. Usually, though, I find that I'm adding/removing items from the end of the list and the first item doesn't change often.
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Amablue
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Just put a comma, you're not wasting any space.
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> though likely jarring to you. How would you know what I find jarring? "Comma First" is more visually jarring to me actually, and that's what makes it easier for me to see when commas are missing. > I don't believe JS is that fragile. Unfortunately IE6 and IE7 are that fragile, and sometimes your javascript w...
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iaacp
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0_0 It really takes that long for compilers to implement? I had no idea!
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shillbert
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Or you obsess over little details too much, and never actually get anything done.
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adrianmonk
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> You also need to consider that each variable-names can to be in memory several times Really? Older C compilers were one-pass so that they could compile a file larger than memory. This is one reason for a lot of inconvenient C features, like how you need to have already seen a prototype in order to call a functi...
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someone13
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Enh, I'll tell you anyway: backticks. **ed** is **ed** Whereas: `ed` is `ed`, see?
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retinascan
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or you could just use ModSecurity.
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osushkov
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C++ has zero competition in the realm of compiled native languages or in the systems language realm. I'm not sure if you realise this, but iPhone/Android/Web programming isnt the only programming that happens.
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[http://canyouxssthis.com/;Embarassing-slug-goes-here](http://canyouxssthis.com/;Embarassing-slug-goes-here)
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osushkov
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You can access all of that functionality. Either through inline assembly or through library intrinsics. A non-cpu specific language has no business exposing functionality on the level youre thinking. But by allowing direct memory access you can essentially do anything. For example, C/C++ has no concept of SSE instructi...
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JL235
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I have never even encountered someone who has written this bug in the wild, regardless of when it's caught.
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JL235
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Why didn't Dart do away with some of the values that equate to false for if conditions? For example both an empty string, and zero, both equate to false.
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pigeon768
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What would you uae as a seed? No system time. No other data other than user input. You have to leverage that user input for absolutely everything it's worth. Having too limited a set of prng seed data isn't much different than `srand(0)`. There are only a few ways to do a prng on a one-input system like the nes, snes ...
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Cobol, cobol, it's the language of today's relevance. They're going to start using it in everything pretty soon I hear. (Please don't listen to me, I think I'm turning into a troll^ll^ll...
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Destroyah
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No. mb86 is being overzealous. [A huge chunk of C++0x](http://wiki.apache.org/stdcxx/C++0xCompilerSupport) is already implemented in GCC, intel's compiler, and clang.
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>Quite a few people manage to deal with it just fine Exactly, they deal with it -- They don't have much of a choice. Google obviously felt compelled to create a new language with the intent of replacing javascript. I hope it succeeds, I can't understand why certain developers maintain the idea that javascript ha...
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FixMe
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Save
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JoeCoder
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Why so much code? Can't you just replace "'<>& with \" \' \< \> \& and be done?
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EntroperZero
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No, I'm saying go ahead and use the input as the seed, but you only have to do it once, not every frame or every round of combat. I mean if you just have srand(input vector) every single frame, that seems to give you less randomness than a single srand() with a decent PRNG, since there are only so many possible input ...
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stesch
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After closure compiler: https://gist.github.com/1277285
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jerf
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Use branches freely. rebase -i, add -i, and the ability to just pop open a new branch anytime you realize you're headed down a rabbit hole are invaluable. Judicious use of reset --hard can be useful too; if you're already two commits in to one of the rabbit holes when you realize what's going on, pop open a new branch...
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5a1
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Again caution with the need to 'fully prove' - think as software gets smarter / more advanced it is able to process more classes of input and generate adaptively better output... If you need to process a large set of input your ability to 'fully prove' gets astronomically harder. Mainstream OO or pseudo-OO (say, as in...
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Darkmoth
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I'm surprised to hear that anyone has worked in *non*-shitty large organizations. Really. I've worked for banks, power companies, advertising agencies, large government contractors. They all fit the bill. The difference? Say the programmers have just pulled a 90 hour week. At 5:30pm Friday, the Big Client sends a slew...
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ah9
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HOLY FUCKING TOOLBARS!
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nordsieck
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One aspect of software patents that I don't see talked about much is the benefit the public is supposed to get from patents, in general. In exchange for the exclusive right to a technology, the patentee agrees to disclose all of the details of the technology so that it won't be lost (either by never being brought to m...
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angch
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I did test some examples there before I post, driver.closure.js gives 146 bytes. And it optimizes away the dontForgetVar() to function dontForgetVar(){} etc. Edit: oh okay, apologies. "-b" outputs beautified indented code.
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neutronbob
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No, that's not correct. C and C++ have long been divergent--even in the synatic elements that appear to be the same. The most compelling example is probably the differences in the static keyword. There is compatibility, but no member of either committee sees C as a subset of C++. C99 and C89 are not in any way C++ stan...
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I don't think G+ will ever be able to take the "real friends and family" crowd away from FB. It shouldn't have to in order to be successful though. Personally, I'm glad all of my high-school friends aren't on G+. I'd rather hang out with Dalai Lama! :)
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Wriiight
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You missed STL and templates, I take it? You basically just know C with classes (there are some who would say ignorance was bliss in this case). There were a lot of major changes to the standard libraries in the half decade after you learned the language, and now a lot more new langauge features. I, for one, think t...
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ehird
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It's an introduction to the topic, not a recommendation.
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thechao
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Mostly because the ISO committee would prefer to see at least two separate implementations of each feature; this is to prevent fiascos like extern templates from happening again.
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ehird
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Considering what cdsmith has been doing to great success over the past weeks is teaching kids Haskell as a first programming language, your stereotypical and inaccurate caricature of Haskell rings even falser than such things normally do.
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thechao
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Most of it is implemented already.
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1318309731
False
0
c2qi7pz
t3_l7gl3
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t1_c2qhk0o
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1427714742
3
t5_2fwo
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True
jyper
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I believe the only influence is that c and c+ standards try to be mostly compatible. Unfortunately most c users don't care enough about c99 features so neither do implementers. Microsoft has only implemented a few c99 features. Its different with c++.
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1318309784
False
0
c2qi7xq
t3_l7gl3
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t1_c2qi7xq
t1_c2qh0ik
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1427714745
3
t5_2fwo
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True
p-static
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Still just a tad excessive for a language that has compiling to JS as a stated goal. That said, it'll be interesting to see what the expansion factor is like on real applications, instead of just a hello world.
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1318309861
False
0
c2qi8a8
t3_l7wry
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t1_c2qi8a8
t1_c2qi3i3
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1427714750
14
t5_2fwo
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True
Amablue
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The people who I've known to be very smart are also very efficient.
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1318309913
False
0
c2qi8ik
t3_l6yn1
null
t1_c2qi8ik
t1_c2qhvw5
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1427714753
1
t5_2fwo
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True
bholmes
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broke on second try input: </<?,///>???>////>> output: </////>>
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0
1318310015
False
0
c2qi8yd
t3_l7bjb
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t1_c2qi8yd
t3_l7bjb
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1427714758
1
t5_2fwo
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null
null
True
isdnpro
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Cheers for the link
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1318310173
False
0
c2qi9o2
t3_l6xnp
null
t1_c2qi9o2
t1_c2qbn5s
null
1427714768
2
t5_2fwo
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null
True
Verbitan
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Fancy a brief summary of what he (and i) don't know? :)
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1318310267
False
0
c2qia3c
t3_l7gl3
null
t1_c2qia3c
t1_c2qi6rj
null
1427714774
6
t5_2fwo
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null
True
slurpme
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> Every type in Dart is public unless its name starts with an underscore ("_"). Not good... not good at all... Some really strange choices in syntax as well: 1. => means "return"... bit weird <= would make more sense... 2. A setter can have a return type and a warning is thrown if it's not void... 3. Vari...
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0
1318310373
True
0
c2qiaj3
t3_l6u5q
null
t1_c2qiaj3
t3_l6u5q
null
1427714780
-1
t5_2fwo
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null
null
True
shillbert
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Well then, you've never had the pleasure of knowing me.
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0
1318310456
False
0
c2qiauu
t3_l6yn1
null
t1_c2qiauu
t1_c2qi8ik
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1427714783
2
t5_2fwo
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True
SCombinator
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You're right. But neither of you point our the further restriction in the Array, which is that items must be added to the end. Adding to the beginning is O(n).
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0
1318310712
False
0
c2qibxz
t3_l6xa0
null
t1_c2qibxz
t1_c2qfa7y
null
1427714798
0
t5_2fwo
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null
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True
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0
1318310720
False
0
c2qibz3
t3_l6uwv
null
t1_c2qibz3
t1_c2q9lpp
null
1427714798
1
t5_2fwo
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True
logimech
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Good to hear this. Unfortunately, in the industry it seems that that guy is the norm. Working with those guys can be a very frustrating experience if you're used to working with people like the girl.
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1318310859
False
0
c2qick1
t3_l6yn1
null
t1_c2qick1
t1_c2qe8vr
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1427714807
2
t5_2fwo
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null
True
French_lesson
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Conversion operators have to be members.
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0
1318310950
False
0
c2qicy5
t3_l7gl3
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t1_c2qicy5
t1_c2qhr4j
null
1427714811
12
t5_2fwo
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null
True
cwmonkey
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Don't worry, REST+AJAX will solve everything. Now you get to code the application AND browser in JavaScript!
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1318310977
False
0
c2qid2i
t3_l765i
null
t1_c2qid2i
t1_c2qe2yp
null
1427714813
-2
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
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[deleted]
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0
1318310978
1406738540
0
c2qid2k
t3_l6uwv
null
t1_c2qid2k
t1_c2qaiwa
null
1427714813
1
t5_2fwo
null
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null
True
KnuttyD
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But the *space* after the comma!
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0
1318311125
False
0
c2qidod
t3_l6yn1
null
t1_c2qidod
t1_c2qhv1e
null
1427714821
9
t5_2fwo
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null
True
davidk01
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Lets reinvent the wheel for the n-th freakin' time because a bunch of "smart" engineers had too much spare time on their hands.
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0
1318311359
False
0
c2qien6
t3_l6uwv
null
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t3_l6uwv
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1427714833
2
t5_2fwo
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True
antonivs
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I've been a consultant most of my career, working with companies of all sizes. I've never come across a *large* organization that doesn't, at the level at which human resources are discussed as a business issue, treat it as a business problem to be solved like any other. In that context, the primary relevance that "s...
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1318311418
False
0
c2qiew3
t3_l6m5r
null
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t1_c2qb1h3
null
1427714836
7
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null
True
mikesamuel
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Thanks. I think I understand. I'll see if I can't repeat.
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0
1318311442
False
0
c2qieze
t3_l7bjb
null
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1427714837
2
t5_2fwo
null
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True
roneau2005
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It's just you.
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0
1318311442
False
0
c2qiezg
t3_l6yn1
null
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t1_c2qeq9g
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1427714837
1
t5_2fwo
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null
True
hegbork
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He probably doesn't include you in the "very smart" category. If you're inefficient and obsess about useless stuff I wouldn't either.
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False
0
c2qifaj
t3_l6yn1
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1427714841
0
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True
mikesamuel
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Good point about the target. A policy used in production should probably allow or even insert if not present `target="_blank"`. > anyone using your system cannot talk about XSS I'm not sure I follow. People can talk about XSS just fine. They just need to write HTML that talks about XSS instead of performing an ...
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1318311692
False
0
c2qify9
t3_l7bjb
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t1_c2qh8vx
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1427714850
3
t5_2fwo
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True
mikesamuel
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Which part of ModSecurity provides HTML sanitization?
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False
0
c2qig6v
t3_l7bjb
null
t1_c2qig6v
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1427714853
3
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True
cat_in_the_wall
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i agree. a lot of the pedantic knowledge i have acquired has come from being abused by figuring out what is going on in an optimized solution.
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False
0
c2qigax
t3_l6yn1
null
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1427714855
3
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True
mikesamuel
null
Could you elaborate?
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False
0
c2qigdi
t3_l7bjb
null
t1_c2qigdi
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1427714855
2
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True
mikesamuel
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No. This is not an escaper which translates plain text to HTML. It takes HTML from an untrusted HTML and produces HTML that meets a given security policy.
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0
1318311844
False
0
c2qigl6
t3_l7bjb
null
t1_c2qigl6
t1_c2qi23w
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1427714858
6
t5_2fwo
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True
f2u
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That's not the final draft, it's a working draft.
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0
1318311885
False
0
c2qigrb
t3_l7gl3
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t1_c2qigrb
t1_c2qh7pk
null
1427714860
4
t5_2fwo
null
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null
True
mikesamuel
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What security policy does this violate? It looks like the sanitizer just stripped out a malformed application directive.
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0
1318311904
False
0
c2qigtw
t3_l7bjb
null
t1_c2qigtw
t1_c2qi8yd
null
1427714861
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
ZMeson
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4 by fair dice roll. Get with the program!
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0
1318311980
False
0
c2qih5l
t3_l77q2
null
t1_c2qih5l
t1_c2qdxb8
null
1427714866
1
t5_2fwo
null
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True
mikesamuel
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The point is to provide a service to application developers who want to efficiently and flexibly incorporate HTML from untrusted sources in their applications. You can find out more about the project goals at http://code.google.com/p/owasp-html-sanitizer
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0
1318312026
False
0
c2qihc5
t3_l7bjb
null
t1_c2qihc5
t1_c2qh7e9
null
1427714868
7
t5_2fwo
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True
f2u
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Are there really any companies represented on the ISO C++ committee? I thought that it consisted entirely of representatives from national standardization bodies.
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1318312184
False
0
c2qihzm
t3_l7gl3
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t1_c2qihzm
t1_c2qhs4v
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1427714876
1
t5_2fwo
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dnew
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> Either through inline assembly or through library intrinsics. That's not really C++ then. > no business exposing functionality That's rather my point. You're agreeing with me. > no concept of SSE instructions No concept of memory mapping. No concept of interrupt handling. No concept of I/O ports. No co...
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0
1318312241
False
0
c2qii6y
t3_l7gl3
null
t1_c2qii6y
t1_c2qhz7g
null
1427714879
-1
t5_2fwo
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null
True
f2u
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ISO doesn't pay the authors or editors (at least not in this case). Participants in standardization meetings need to cover their own travel costs.
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0
1318312245
False
0
c2qii7o
t3_l7gl3
null
t1_c2qii7o
t1_c2qh8y4
null
1427714879
6
t5_2fwo
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True
NruJaC
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Huh, I guess I deleted that point. That was originally part my next question after random access on a linked list. Not sure why I took that out...
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1318312307
False
0
c2qiihc
t3_l6xa0
null
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t1_c2qibxz
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1427714884
0
t5_2fwo
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True
retinascan
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my mistake. it's late and i clearly misunderstood what it is your code does. HTMLSanitizer to me was just a bit ambiguous. It basically just strips HTML from a string. downvote away.
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0
1318312347
False
0
c2qiin8
t3_l7bjb
null
t1_c2qiin8
t1_c2qig6v
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1427714885
3
t5_2fwo
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True
mikesamuel
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No worries. I'm not going to downvote comments made in good faith.
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0
1318312434
False
0
c2qij01
t3_l7bjb
null
t1_c2qij01
t1_c2qiin8
null
1427714891
3
t5_2fwo
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True
[deleted]
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>You basically just know C with classes Essentially! :D To be honest, I love C but don't care so much for C++, at least not when I learned it. I briefly dabbled in Visual C++ .NET in the early 2000s but really hated that. I went the Objective C route and couldn't be happier. I'm not even a Mac programmer, I jus...
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0
1318312588
False
0
c2qijkv
t3_l7gl3
null
t1_c2qijkv
t1_c2qi6rj
null
1427714898
6
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
bgog
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Ansi has it up for $403
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0
1318312611
False
0
c2qijo4
t3_l7gl3
null
t1_c2qijo4
t1_c2qe760
null
1427714899
2
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
synthemesc
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Let there be *n*.
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0
1318312666
False
0
c2qijv0
t3_l6m5r
null
t1_c2qijv0
t1_c2qfb73
null
1427714902
3
t5_2fwo
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True
Wriiight
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I don't think any of that counts as standard C++. dnew is absolutely correct. As a very basic example, you cannot access the state of the overflow flags after a calculation, which would be terribly terribly useful for all programmers doing any sort of real math. having to write all of your calculations in inline ass...
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1318312837
False
0
c2qikhn
t3_l7gl3
null
t1_c2qikhn
t1_c2qhz7g
null
1427714910
2
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
kamatsu
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F# came from MSR, and it's the latest "mainstream" language from MS.
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0
1318312843
False
0
c2qikil
t3_l6uwv
null
t1_c2qikil
t1_c2qfo3b
null
1427714910
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
kamatsu
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Newtype derivation + Type families. I suppose Haskell 98's is sound, but no one has proven it (iirc). Also yeah, polymorphic reference types let you achieve type unsoundness as well (a well known problem in ML).
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0
1318312869
False
0
c2qikmm
t3_l6uwv
null
t1_c2qikmm
t1_c2qfkkw
null
1427714912
2
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
kamatsu
null
Fine, allow null in dynamic types, but if I specify a static type, disallow null values.
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0
1318312917
False
0
c2qiktg
t3_l6uwv
null
t1_c2qiktg
t1_c2qf6kk
null
1427714914
2
t5_2fwo
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True
retinascan
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so. sorry to be an oaf about this. this code strips out html from strings? is it only specific tags or all tags?
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0
1318312956
True
0
c2qikyp
t3_l7bjb
null
t1_c2qikyp
t1_c2qij01
null
1427714916
2
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
kalven
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The FDIS is [n3290](http://www.google.com/search?q=n3290.pdf+filetype%3Apdf).
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0
1318313018
False
0
c2qil6f
t3_l7gl3
null
t1_c2qil6f
t1_c2qh7pk
null
1427714919
6
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
mikesamuel
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Or is this some kind of SGML short tag?
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0
1318313068
False
0
c2qild1
t3_l7bjb
null
t1_c2qild1
t1_c2qi8yd
null
1427714921
1
t5_2fwo
null
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