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>tfw not sysadmin
>tfw cant compile from stack or heap
>tfw dont know how to work with pointers
>tfw cant into RAII
>tfw STL isnt my friend
>tfw i make smart pointers just are dumb when i use them
>tfw still havent learned manual memory management
>tfw use new and delete way too much
how do you do it, /g/? how do you make looking like a fucking loser nerd look so /g/ood?
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use C# pajeet.
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>>59798047
y-yes sir..
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calm the fuck down
I don't even know basic programming
shsss!, dont tell /g/ though
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>>59798000
PROTIP: If you don't let them KNOW, everything will be fine.
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Never been a sys and never want to but why don't you just work for a small company that doesn't know shit about technology and just google shit when something moderately challenging comes your way? You don't have to work for a fortune 500
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>>59798000
>>tfw cant compile from stack or heap
That doesn't even make sense.
>>tfw still havent learned manual memory management
>>tfw use new and delete way too much
Uh, new and delete ARE manual memory management, the only real difference from malloc and free (apart from being incompatible with them) is that new calls the constructor on non-POD types, while malloc just allocates memory for them. Now, if you had a language that JUST uses new (like Java or JavaScript) without delete, that's not manual memory management, but if you allocate with new and then call delete on it when you're done, that's still manual memory management, just at a higher level of abstraction.
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>>59798388
Isn't that basically what the Google Ultron guy did?
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>>59798000
I would start with cutting back on the blogging and the breathing.
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