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i think everyone should program at least once just so you realise just how fucking stupid computers are. because theyre so fucking stupid. a computer wants to be told what to do and exactly that and if you make one typo or forget one detail it starts crying uncontrollably
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Me upon discovering an online game that helps you learn git: haha I've been using git for years now, I could skip ahead many levels, methinks hahaha no, no, I'll be humble and start on level 1
Me on level 5: You can do what??? There are commands for what???
kidnapping a vibe coder in a van. locking him in a room. theres a laptop, it has no internet connection, no nodejs, no vscode. Only programming language installed is gcc, only text editor is vim. i tell him if he can make any kind of simple program im gonna let him out. after lots of struggle he finally gets it done and set him free, two month later she starts estrogen
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computer science is a super misleading name btw
it's neither abt "computers" nor "science"
it's just a twisted, twisted form of maths
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Me (traumatized): you don’t know the dangers of computing matrix inverses
There's a quirk in C where the cases of a switch statement can be wrapped in another control construct. A few years ago, I remember seeing an example of a piece of code that took advantage of this by wrapping the cases in a do-while loop as a way of (partially) unrolling the loop, but I'd forgotten what it was called, and couldn't seem to find it anywhere, despite searching many times.
It's called Duff's Device, and it's evil, and hideous, and brilliant, and I love it, and I'm so glad that I finally found it again.
Sunday November 23 | Day 18-19/100
panicked cramming for my wireless communication exam that's tomorrow morning after procrastinating for three whole days 😐
