@neriald How about dinner

@3cki is it written in Java? or Kotlin? or JS?

8GB along with SSD and an i5 Gen-11is an underrated combo

@Frederick LOL

@darkwind Thank you @darkwind

@rEaL-jAsEs it's incredible

@jonas-w No I don't but I knew that there exists a healthy bunch of developers curious about the weird behavior of JS

@electrineer when I was a kid, I used to think that someday I will make my own Omnitrix.

only for UI: incredible idea

Although I have used C, C++, Java, Python, TS, and JS depending on the project and team requirements.

But honestly, TypeScript is the one I loved the most, closely followed by C++

but why do ya hate me?

@zlice I said "C++ asks me to implement a hash function to hash my own defined type" and not, "C++ asks me to implement my own hash map"

@rEaL-jAsE basically rebuilding the computer's architecture and it's organization

@rEaL-jAsE C++ 17

@Fast-Nop tbh, the implementation is quite complicated as compared to merge-sort

@C0D4 it's not a problem if something changes constantly, what's causing trouble is the pace of change

@rEaL-jAsE system-level development

Thanks, everybody, but as per my need, @atheist is the closest

can you send me the question link

are you using vs for Java? or C++? I anticipate Java

true and false are just 2 states, so #define though changes their name, but there logical effected will not alter

@asgs a short guy named "longfellow" doesn't effect guy's height

@atheist you probably are not a competitive programmer

@sariel I reckon before Java, tech companies with the base on Java would disappear.

Because for all the tech companies which rely on Java, there will always be a need for Java developers.

@rEaL-jAsE India s got a better way to clean your bump. And guess what, it's a lot more effective than our usual toilet paper.

@aaronswartz Google is sending me to Zurich but I wanted to move to Australia.

previously, I was working in Google India.

Devrant quasi-statically turning into Quora

@IntrusionCM I reckon I haven't written that I am switching because I hate the language I'm currently working with.

@Hazarth I am well versed with both C++ and java, but there's truly a sense of pleasure I get while coding in Java. Probably, because I don't have to worry about memory leaks.

You might argue using smart pointers to avoid memory leaks, but that makes writing C++ a lot verbose.

@dror yeah dude, that's why I commented "incredible set of examples"