ilazaric.bsky.social
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Kleenopodes
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Goto is fine actually
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That would be great
You might be able to work magic with brevzins trivial unions paper
Personally wish goto was usable in constexpr, starting to get addicted to it
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You might be able to transpile into C++ via reflection and token sequences injection
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Bruh that looks incredible
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Hmm, sounds like a deal breaker coming from implementation dev, have clang/gcc/msvc devs expressed opinions on implementability of this?
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Which one?
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Recursion is expensive, and rewriting the algo iteratively is often not that bad, even if you need to simulate the stack it's much better
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We're all bots here except for you
Beep boop
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Going to gym at 6AM, total darkness
End of workout, still pitch black
Quite the vibe
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Another version of you
youtu.be/EoVQ_TQFJy0?...
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Hana Dusikova might be working on constexpr coroutines, unsure
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What are you finding most useful in 30?
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Both but not for long, the hexadot is getting deprecated
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I'm just gonna hole up with reflection and ignore the mess that is C++ safety :)
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Tbh my love for templates makes me super excited for reflection
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Makes perfect sense, parenthood changes you :) Other good ones to me are Saint Maud, Midsommar, and on a bit more trashy level the Conjuring movies :P
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Mother! was pretty fun for me, a lot of symbolism as well
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How do you like: godbolt.org/z/fbKnjnW7r
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fuck you
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substitute(^^std::tuple, {^^int, ^^float, ^^std::string})
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substitute(reflexpr(std::tuple), {reflexpr(int), reflexpr(float), reflexpr(std::string)})
The 2nd one is worse bc it brings more attention to the fact we are reflecting, when 1st one brings more attention to WHAT we are reflecting