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I think you guys should stop learning languages and start learning programming already.

I made a video about this youtube.com/watch?v=y8PLpD…

DO NOT google "C strings" and click Images! I repeat, DO NOT!

jfyi anybody who is familiar with Gachimuchi memes knows that hyper masculinity is not inherently straight

@abakcus >"satisfying" >the last moment when the numbers overflow is not shown >mfw

This is the most satisfying way to understand binary numbers.

@valigo All time classic!

@tsoding I remember you doing this on stream like 8 years ago or something

Ok I was told Kagi can apparently translate anything to anything now

@beer52lol I think you shouldn't be sorry for being yourself and drawing what you like.

In Ukraine, watermelons are quite expensive and are sold only in season. I love watermelons Until now, I didn't know about racial stereotypes. I'm not from America, sorry about that.

Over the years of making Tech content I've interacted with many Tech communities. One thing I've learnt is that the more defensive people are about their favorite language/library/etc the more subconsciously they realized how shit it is. You don't need to defend good Tech.

@valigo They basically equated Beslan to Columbine. I'm beyond speechless.

>account named "Brilliant Maps" >look inside >the map is beyond retarded every single time

@dethrood2 Офигенный арт на самом деле. Мне нравится!

Кажется, я всё сломал, и больше нет сил работать над этим артом...

@valigo I was taught in uni that tests do not prove that program works. They can only occasionally disprove it.

I see a lot of "I never used to write tests but not I just tell LLM to generate a full suit". But isn't this wrong? Thinking from first principles, if tests are definitive proof that your code works then you should put a lot of manual effort into designing good test suit, and then just let LLM oneshot the actual code to satisfy the tests. Why the common practice is the other way around? Is seems that in theory TDD should thrive in agentic-first coding, but it not. Why?

This is literally how it looked like when Turing was breaking the Enigma code.

Why can't all websites just look like HackerNews or Craigslist? I literally don't give a shit about your stupid ass purple gradients and slide shows on scroll. I need to get my shit done.

@vladuhat999 Afaik, in English "money" is more of a mass noun. It's neither singular nor plural. In Russian it's literally fixed at being plural only (or at least in a formal speech nobody would seriously consider using singular form). English also has such nouns: glasses 👓, scissors ✂️, etc

@tsoding but money in english is also kind like that except for english weird system of countable and uncountable nouns

I just noticed a fun thing that language learning nerds may appreciate. Russian word for money ("деньги") is plurale tantum (exists only as plural and has no singular form) like English's "pants". That's why my brain referred to money as "them" in this post. :)

@valigo I got my first computer when I was 15 :)

Good for him! I only got my first computer at his age, and didn't even know how to hold a mouse.

Should I start a Bilibili channel? 🤔

@mackron I mean, it's kinda of a toy compiler. Expectations are not super high. 😅

@tsoding I'm going to have to try getting miniaudio compiling with this. I was hoping it'd work as-is, but nope. 😒

I added lambdas to C lol

@X_12GD @SyntaxError2505 It's just a pretentious name for anonymous functions.

@tsoding @SyntaxError2505 I am sorry but wtf is a lambda I think that's some Greek letter right, but what does it have to do with any code, I actually don't know

@gubatron Yes

@tsoding does it replace by a pointer to a function?