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Topic	Hot girl teaches how to learn programing C++ in 10 hours.
Yellow 01/18/21 7:05:36 PM #29:	grimhilde00 posted... Hmm I've seen generics in my company's codebase. I haven't spent much time with it in go but it looks like there is some support https://medium.com/swlh/experimenting-with-generics-in-go-39ffa155d6a1 Well then I guess I'll wait for a mature and popular graphics library. Seems like its biggest problem is that it's pretty new. Support for browser is what I'm really looking for. I'm getting that the appeal of Go is that it's compiled and has a great garbage collector. It's like it takes all the benefits of C# C++ and Python and leaves behind the bad parts. I love the fact that it imports directly from GitHub as well. I was thinking of a concept like that just earlier today. The dream is that it just spits out an Android Windows Linux iOS and Mac executable without even thinking about it. 2 years from now hopefully I'm using it as my language of choice. We're due for another groundbreaking language at this point I think, and it's always refreshing seeing talented people cut the fat off our workflow. I feel like Google in general is more competent than Microsoft. --- why am I even here <cite>Yellow posted [p:949654101] in Hot girl t... [t:79246114]...</cite> <quote>grimhilde00 posted... </cite> <quote>Hmm I've seen generics in my company's codebase. I haven't spent much time with it in go but it looks like there is some support https://medium.com/swlh/experimenting-with-generics-in-go-39ffa155d6a1</quote>Well then I guess I'll wait for a mature and popular graphics library. Seems like its biggest problem is that it's pretty new. Support for browser is what I'm really looking for. I'm getting that the appeal of Go is that it's compiled and has a great garbage collector. It's like it takes all the benefits of C# C++ and Python and leaves behind the bad parts. I love the fact that it imports directly from GitHub as well. I was thinking of a concept like that just earlier today. The dream is that it just spits out an Android Windows Linux iOS and Mac executable without even thinking about it. 2 years from now hopefully I'm using it as my language of choice. We're due for another groundbreaking language at this point I think, and it's always refreshing seeing talented people cut the fat off our workflow. I feel like Google in general is more competent than Microsoft. --- why am I even here</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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