Modules are objects in JS

I'm just very suspicious of "we check access at the door so don't inside" as a security strategy. I'm also not convinced I understand "cross cutting concern" the way you do, because to me security as a cross cutting concern is a strike against your advice.

@Steve the admin page that wants to display active items can call the endpoint with a query parameter (or whatever)

User identity is very often part of business logic. A customer should only be able to edit their own orders, not anyone elses. A user should see items in their "recommended" feed tailored to them, etc.

404 is not a lie. The server looked in the places the customer is permitted, and did not find the item there

@ToddLehman even more accurately, they are released if the program needs to re-use that memory. For many programs the null garbage collector is valid

@JörgWMittag I thought it was a specific decision not to do any code transformations in Cython, specifically so that stack traces in exceptions were dead simple to match to code, i.e. they are optimising for debuggability, not speed

@BartvanIngenSchenau there's also complex float etc, which has the same representation as float[2] but permits all the usual arithmetic.

@Jules I doubt Cython reinterprets data with any type other than void *, which is approximately "pointer to unknown data", and it will store an identifier with what it was alongside that pointer.

A logger interface should have one member, so in C++ it could also be exposed as std::function<void(LogMessage)>

all the special members of std::unique_ptr have simple implementations. Approximately this

@sakisk if you were modelling it in Java, you'd have interface File, and there would be a whole lot of extends File. I'd call that "everything is a file"

Oh, I've looked at the code that provided the graph, and it might be that it is mostly timing the prng :(

@freakish probably not, by the measurement candied_orange found. remember the as-if rule

@candied_orange it isn't, partly because that doesn't that doesn't generalize to all types

And it looks like transform is (within the margin of error) the same as reserve: godbolt.org/z/PE3vTYcKG

@freakish and by quicksort, you mean the languages standard sort. std::sort in most implementations is a hybrid of quick and insertion sort, that's been measured to be better across a large range of situations.