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#scrap #memo
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[[uiua]]のドキュメントに貼ってあったもの
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[Now I Am Become Perl —](https://vector-of-bool.github.io/2018/10/31/become-perl.html)
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> You’ll also find when encountering a new syntax that you will immediately not understand, and instead wish for something much simpler. Non-C++ programers, for example, will raise an eyebrow at the following snippet:
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```cpp
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[&,=foo](auto&& item) mutable -> int { return item + foo.bar(something); }
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```
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> I remember my first encounter with C++ lambdas, and I absolutely _hated_ the syntax. It was foreign and unfamiliar, but other than that, my complaints stopped. I could have said “This is confusing,” but after having written C++ lambda expressions for years the above syntax has become second nature and very intuitive. **Do not confuse familiarity with simplicity.**
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