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See, like Rust is great and all and cpp is a little dangerous, but you don't get that smart^^ working only with hand holding-y languages.
No pain no gain?
C# doesn't really have macros the same, but it's the same kinda deal. There's a bunch of information in your post that represents learning like branches on a tree (which has weird branches that grow into one another).
Starting with this stuff a long time ago when it was harder, you simply had to learn a bunch of things you just don't anymore. Many of those things have tendrils. Sum > whole of the parts...
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Yes 
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Are you going to post the reddit solution?
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template<typename Name>
constexpr inline void channel(typename channel_by_index<channel_index_by_name<Name>::value>::int_type value) {
constexpr const int index = channel_index_by_name<Name>::value;
channel<index>(value);
}
template<typename Name, typename... Names>
constexpr inline void channel(typename channel_by_index<type::channel_index_by_name<Name>::value>::int_type value,
typename type::channel_by_index<channel_index_by_name<Names>::value>::int_type... values) {
constexpr const int index = type::channel_index_by_name<Name>::value;
channel<index1>(value);
channel<Names...>(values...);
}
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Similarly, when I was still working, every once in a while I'd leave a comment like:
//Seems like there should be a better way to do this, but I couldn't think of it.
//< explanation of what the code is trying to do >
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Yeah, I use // TODO: for those so i can search them.
Check out my IoT graphics library here:
https://honeythecodewitch.com/gfx
And my IoT UI/User Experience library here:
https://honeythecodewitch.com/uix
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Yes, absolutely. Some days I am just not inspired. On those days, I just crank out something and hope I can come back later to fix it. I often find that the next time around, I have a much better solution. The problem is, this only works if your employer is understanding enough to let you run your own show. Such employers are rare, of course.
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Sort of.
The first several years I was in software development, I learned more and more, which helped me to improve code I had already written. It wasn't that my code was "stupid", but that I just learned newer and better ways.
Second, as the language I use improves, it provides better ways to do things, but it is up to me to discern whether the "better way" is really better.
Third, there are those team leads who are less knowledgeable and experienced, and make me rewrite code to how they think it should be done, even though I can make the clear case their way is not better. In those cases, I do what the lead says do, then inform him or her of the shortcomings it causes. In a lot of cases, they then agree (after a lot of wasted time) that I should do it the way I had it. Sometimes, though, pride gets in their way, and they make me put out the stupid code into production - problems and all.
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I asked him if he could explain the gaps in his resume.
He said "yeah, they are spaces and you type them using the space bar."
I hired him on the spot!
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Sander Rossel wrote: they are spaces
Ah! That's an instant red flag! Real programmers use tabs!
"Go forth into the source" - Neal Morse
"Hope is contagious"
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To paraphrase Al Bundy, "you're hired!"
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As a Charles Bukowski character once said when an interviewer asked about
the gaps in his resume, "Anybody can work all the time!"
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I like to imagine I would have merely replied "Yes."
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I thought you hired him based upon content
To err is human to really elephant it up you need a computer
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...and fired him the next day for committing spaces instead of tabs.
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I don't like the game anyway but It's official England are crap at football
In a closed society where everybody's guilty, the only crime is getting caught. In a world of thieves, the only final sin is stupidity. - Hunter S Thompson - RIP
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pkfox wrote: official England are crap at football
At football tournament's England should be represented by it's media, it would be an all star team.
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I sometimes think the media should form the next government; they clearly have all the answers....
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That's true wherever you are in the world, too.
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But they have the best lager louts.
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swampwiz wrote: But they have the best lager louts.
Even that's open to debate these days, sadly. There are some fearsome reputations from groups other than the English followers.
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Looks like it's expensive to be lazy.
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I see no reason to reward laziness.
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"Never do today what you can get someone else to do tomorrow."
I don't know who said it and you can look it up if you want to.
"Mistakes are prevented by Experience. Experience is gained by making mistakes."
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