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Complex syntax and redundancy of c++ is necessary to keep normies away.

It's necessary to keep c++ complex and redundant, so no normies ever dare to create slop libraries for it, like how npm has libraries just for printing "hello world".

Furthermore, generative AI isn't even capable of creating simple NextJs application without a million vulnerabilities, good luck trusting AI with pointers.

Not to mention, c++ is the only programming language that is truly able to utilize Vulkan, Directx, win32, Posix (c as well) with a billion wrappers. This leaves system programming completely reserved for us.

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u/Lower-Bug5563 — 1 day ago

looking for a Shonen manage where the mc is genuinely weak and has no secret power/bloodline and slowly become strong.

I want some manga where the mc is genuinely weak and has no secret power. I also don't the mc have some king of op secret bloodline. I just something where the mc is genuinely weak and work hard to become strong.

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u/Lower-Bug5563 — 23 days ago

Question: what happens when you apply a Hadamard gate to a qubits that's in arbitrary superposition?

I know that applying Hadamard gate to |0> causes it to become |+> and applying it to |1> causes it to become |->. My question is what happens when the qubits is in a arbitrary superposition like α|0> + β|1>.

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u/Lower-Bug5563 — 3 months ago