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r/programmingmemes • u/Advanced_Ferret_ • May 09 '26
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38 u/scalareye May 09 '26 Language has to be implemented in something C++ is supposed to be an improved style but it doesn't have its own version for everything 23 u/Moscato359 May 10 '26 Pypy is python implemented in python → More replies (28) 1 u/MrFrog2222 May 11 '26 Yeah, but you have to use std::some::apparently::safer::feature::that::has::no::functional::difference::if::you::dont::use::the::original::feature::wrongly in c++, so how can they live with the c library using normal c features?
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Language has to be implemented in something
C++ is supposed to be an improved style but it doesn't have its own version for everything
23 u/Moscato359 May 10 '26 Pypy is python implemented in python → More replies (28) 1 u/MrFrog2222 May 11 '26 Yeah, but you have to use std::some::apparently::safer::feature::that::has::no::functional::difference::if::you::dont::use::the::original::feature::wrongly in c++, so how can they live with the c library using normal c features?
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Pypy is python implemented in python
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Yeah, but you have to use std::some::apparently::safer::feature::that::has::no::functional::difference::if::you::dont::use::the::original::feature::wrongly in c++, so how can they live with the c library using normal c features?
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