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OvermindDL1
The article actually says things like namespaces harm readability… really?! >.>
Like there’s a lot of things I’d point at as being really really poorly designed in C++ (most of which comes from C though to be honest), but like nothing in that article would be any of them…
Personally I find well written golang code to be significantly less readable than well written C++ code. And poorly written code is just bad anywhere, lol.
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cpgo
Theres the classic https://thedailywtf.com/
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AstonJ
Sounds like a fun topic for a thread - where people submit really bad code that actually works but is far from ideal or idiomatic
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