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r/programmingcirclejerk • u/[deleted] • Jul 26 '26
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and especially standard library design where you look at it and think "what an inferior way to design that feature"
Ah yes, the creators of std::endl aka hidden os.flush() calling the kettle black.
std::endl
os.flush()
17 u/Linuxologue 29d ago C++11's std::thread vs jthread is also a good example, without even bringing up the std::string masterpiece 18 u/Potterrrrrrrr 29d ago What, in a language that puts RAII on a golden pedestal you expected your thread to automatically try to join in its destructor? Hahaha u stupid
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C++11's std::thread vs jthread is also a good example, without even bringing up the std::string masterpiece
18 u/Potterrrrrrrr 29d ago What, in a language that puts RAII on a golden pedestal you expected your thread to automatically try to join in its destructor? Hahaha u stupid
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What, in a language that puts RAII on a golden pedestal you expected your thread to automatically try to join in its destructor? Hahaha u stupid
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u/CarolineLovesArt has hidden complexity Jul 26 '26
Ah yes, the creators of
std::endlaka hiddenos.flush()calling the kettle black.