Programming Shucksters

If you don't regularly program in either C or C++, you don't know shit about programming. Now, it might be true that that you do in fact program regularly in C or C++ AND still don't know shit about programming, but it's never the case that someone who rarely programs in C/C++ knows shit about programming, therefore the original statement still holds true.

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Why, in your opinion, should we use regularly C/C++?
To counter the modern trend of software bloat and bloatware. I'm tired of running shit only to find it's a Java, .NET/Mono, Python, Scheme, Ocaml, etc. program and it eats up 1GB of memory and takes 30 seconds to run, for something that should be instantaneous and have a much smaller memory footprint.