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This seems like a more detailed version of the slides Bjarne released a week or so ago.

Not all of the implementors of GO are fans of the Bjarne school of OO.

Something like Bjarne Stroustrup's C++ book is a good example of how to retain both humor and a thorough treatment of the subject.

I have met Bjarne a couple of times with his Surface and it is running standard Windows.

I pointed out that Bjarne Stroustrup rated himself 7 out of 10 once.

Have to say I agree with Bjarne and Niko on most points discussed.

Well, Bjarne Stroustrup might have some smart pointers.

While this is true, and linked lists are somewhere between exotic and obsolete, the presentation by Bjarne Stroustroup had buried in it him saying 'the time to find the element takes so long a vector is always faster'.

Fun fact: what's common between Rob Pike, Bjarne Stroustrup, Larry Wall, Guido van Rossum, and so many other language inventors?

I'm not just making this up, you can read talks by people like Bjarne Stroustroup on this topic) As to whether it matters for the algorithm, it depends on the algorithm.

(Possibly not even - see the comment below about Bjarne Stroustrup) 2) Those that think they know the language so well that they would rate themselves a 10.

It is a bit of an understatement to call Bjarne a "C++ Developer".

Great quote: "Danish computer scientist Bjarne Stroustrup invented the C++ programming language in 1978, taking the C language invented by the late Dennis Ritchie and adding new features that made it more usable by the masses.

I enjoyed the discussion in [0] the panel "Systems Programming in 2014 and Beyond" from 2014 with panel members Bjarne Stroustrup (C++), Niko Matsakis (Rust), Andrei Alexandrescu (D) and Rob Pike (Go).

When I see the never end complaints about object-oriented programming, I'm reminded of Bjarne Stroustrup's quote "There are only two kinds of languages: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses." I think that applies equally well to software design concepts.

Bjarne Stroustrup, also thinks that treating the two language as if they were one is kind of silly.

Bjarne Stroustrup is a couple of years older and Donald Knuth is nearing 80 and he's still productive.

Bjarne Stroustrup has a say about C++: you don't pay for what you don't use.