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   d (deprecated_ii@poa.st)'s status on Thursday, 08-Aug-2024 01:41:06 JST d
   >the philosophy of C is to assume that the programmers know what they are doing
   
   and that's a level of responsibility most programmers today fear
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     Groomschild (groomschild@poa.st)'s status on Thursday, 08-Aug-2024 01:41:06 JST Groomschild

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     @deprecated_ii I thought the philosophy of C was to take a D up your ass

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     @deprecated_ii Not unjustifiably so, considering all the new and improved footguns hardware makers and compiler writers keep delivering on a yearly basis. The ideal of C as a "portable assembly language" died long ago and what you're left with is a simulacrum that's totally inadequate to deal with the demands placed on it by diverse workloads and demands.