I love your newton pendulum 😍

@RantSomeWhere thats not really ascii though huh :) Ü

Yeah try out Nier Automata, definitely

Ok lol too deep for me, thanks ^^

I didn't get it at all... Can someone explain please?

Rust ftw

@DefiniteGoose well without pointers you can't store anything really, so you would be restricted to stack arrays / structs and can't modify anything passed to functions (since it must be passed by value without pointers). Pointers may be a bit finnicky at first but I they are unexpendable in the long run.

Edit: function pointers rock!

MUSE

Rust is sooo cool! Yaaay I love Rust ♥️

Git is gud

Btw if you don't want any bad surprises, avoid adding: xor prevents overflow.
int a = something;
int b = something_else;
a = a ^ b;
b = a ^ b;
a = a ^ b;

*waits 5 hours for the download to complete*

@olbac the horror, the horror!

Don't change that please... It's one of the last artifacts of modern design that still fit left handed people like me!

Too bad in c++ false is not capitalized

It can create a horrible hidden bug if operator< was overriden

JUST MONIKA

ctrl-a
*switch*
ctrl-a
del
mouse-middle-click

Read: transitioning towards a better salary

Chromebooks' sole original purpose. And you're lucky that it doesn't need an internet connection just to display time --'

@YouAreAPIRate yeah that's awesome

int pointer[10];
2[pointer] = 3;
printf("%d", pointer[2]); // should print 3

The only real way to index

Arrays should not start. Problem solved.

Well hopefully automated cars won't run on windows... BREAKING NEWS: WINDOWS UPDATES BREAKS WORLDWIDE AUTO CIRCULATION

According to my maths, he would have had to push once every 16 seconds... That's quite fast tbh

@shellbug that's clever, never tought about that... It must be because I program for good old sh3 30Mhz processor that shit themselves each time they must branch XD

While reading this rant, I hope that the special snowflakes out there don't start thinking they have the right to impose their preferences on others... There is a fine line between freedom, adaptation, and snowflake.

Very good rant though, you never disappoint, Linuxxx!

@Bitwise no pb ^^

@Bitwise iirc languages like js, java, c, python, or c++ CAN break out of one loop, but not multiple nested loops without using a flag:

for (int i = 0; i < 10; ++i) {
for (int j = 0; j < 10; ++j) {
printf("i: %i j: %i", i, j);
if (i == 7) {
goto END;
}
}
}

END:whatever

Is much cleaner imho than

int flag = 0;

for (int i = 0; i < 10; ++i) {
for (int j = 0; j < 10; ++j) {
printf("i: %i j: %i", i, j);
if (i == 7) {
flag = 1;
break;
}
}
if (flag == 1) {
break;
}
}

Just a matter of opinion and circumstances.
I don't know for other languages, but for C I'm pretty sure that's the idiomatic way to do it.

@Sagi02 yeah, unless you are writing rust and have nice loop anotations