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@DNAutics @jarredsumner Hell no

@jarredsumner hot take: for high level stuff, default to linked list, you probably don't need the performance. fallback to array.

linked lists are very useful for concurrency and avoiding memory allocations. don’t let people tell you to never use linked lists, but don’t use them by default

@dajsio23 @SpaceTi72811467 @Jake_TheFox4675 @yooo_gurl_1007 @Catshealdeprsn put your hand in my hand

@_vvenz What's your car? Acuity has some nice ones and other stuff like short throw shifters

can yall recommend me nice shifter knob (6 speed)

@yooo_gurl_1007 @Catshealdeprsn What you see I see

@Catshealdeprsn Where you go I go

@alexxubyte Wdym parsing before tokenizing??

What happens when you type google .com into a browser?

@TylerJBrown192 @ryanflorence That's crazy

@ryanflorence I've been programming for over a decade now, and I can count on one hand the amount of times I've used a `while` loop outside of a Leetcode / interview setting 🙄

Not a CS grad (econ) and have never done leetcode stuff. I tried this just for fun. Turned off copilot. I flailed for about 5 minutes trying to call a recursive function, realizing half way through each attempt it was going to do depth first Then I remembered while loops

@mathisob @ryanflorence @SurelyAutomata Yeah just a recursive func that increments the depth each time and adds the numbers to an array of string using the depth as the index

@ryanflorence @SurelyAutomata Funny I came up with a similar solution but you don’t really need to do breadth first if you’re going to save the level of each node in a separate structure. You can do depth first without a queue and get the same result (with a bit less complexity)

@ghulamurtaza_ @chronark @reactjs

connfused as to why this alone doesn't do it for u guys

Here's a @reactjs solution

@flgirl041 @WiserTakes @Rothmus Formula still holds no matter what. All of what you said affects the calories out but there was still more calories in for them to create fat. Energy doesn't just create itself

I don't know I know a woman who contracted some complication during pregnancy and ended up putting on like 300 pounds very rapidly. It's rare but there really are other issues. Another girl I know was super skinny until a brain tumor begun to grow. Her rapid unexplained weight gain is how they discovered the brain tumor. Really sad. She said everyone just makes fun of her not realizing it's due to a tumor the doctors can't remove. 😔

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@sheryldpowers @P_CraigTriang @lincolnmarch10 @WiserTakes @Rothmus You think your body just created energy out of nowhere?? You still ate more than you burnt no matter what you say or you haven't done it long enough to see results.

@P_CraigTriang @lincolnmarch10 @WiserTakes @Rothmus Hormones like estrogen, cortisol, insulin, thyroid, health conditions etc factor in. I eat 1700 calories a day, walk 8 to 10k steps per day, and lose zero. I eat almost no processed and limit junk food to one day per week. I've eaten as little as 1300 per day and lost zero.

@Dave_DotNet Makes perfect sense?

LINQ All() returns true for empty collections A gentle reminder that LINQ All returns true for empty collections which may seem counter-intuitive to some. #dotnet

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@theo Use the oauth playground to get your refresh token, then keep that refresh token to get an access token either before every request or each time it expires

I have spent the past 30 minutes trying to get a key out of Google Cloud's dashboard so I can query data from Google Sheets. I am not convinced it is even possible to do right now.

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@josephstott @ryanels The question is why would want to store multiple types in an array? In what scenario?

@ryanels hmm... I guess I could add them as strings, and then convert them from string to int to use them... why would anybody want to do this horror show 🤨

That's what makes JavaScript great 😃

@RidgeAgency So fucking good

@_sombrinternet Accent quebecois decalissé

Ptdrrr elle s’est vraiment arrêté pile à temps

@pskocik @yvtweets @hot_girl_spring Exactly

@yvtweets @hot_girl_spring It's not. Using 0 for pointers pointing to nowhere is a very sensible choice. What could've been a mistake is not making it possible/simpler to encode in type systems that some pointers are never expected to take that value.

Tech has made 4 big mistakes 0. javascript 1. null 3. concurrency 2. zero index arrays

@bodyyfx @NicFN_ Wow

@ThePrimeagen modern c# is great I hope you'll like it

i am going to do c# this is not a drill or an exaggeration