I just saw this tonight - Using the pre-processor to make C look
different and do different things than we're used to:
Frankly, the longer I've been involved (even from an arm's length) at software development, the more I as a human am terrified of C. Screw it, I don't want all the power it gives you by revealing the entirety of your computer to your code. It may be fractions of a millisecond quicker at times, but I'm happy to use something like node.js at this point and have some security, rails, and memory management built in.
software development, the more I as a human am terrified of C. Screw it,
I don't want all the power it gives you by revealing the entirety of your computer to your code. It may be fractions of a millisecond quicker at times, but I'm happy to use something like node.js at this point and
Frankly, the longer I've been involved (even from an arm's length) at software development, the more I as a human am terrified of C. Screw it,
I don't want all the power it gives you by revealing the entirety of your computer to your code. It may be fractions of a millisecond quicker at times, but I'm happy to use something like node.js at this point and
have some security, rails, and memory management built in.
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