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@abknBlXfMn @siddocode @Math_files Weierstrass function

@siddocode @Math_files How

Hit me with the craziest math facts you know.

@lostbutlucky @csjh__ @yacineMTB Your code is already always on the stack. In RIP pointer

@csjh__ @yacineMTB u want to put your code on the stack. the heap is evil

Dynamic allocation / heap allocation is enemy number one. If your computer program is well designed, you should know how much resources it is going to take up before you run it. If you don't, then it isn't a good program Allocate everything on the stack

@tsoding @lisyarus Actually implicit function pointer dereferencing is a design flaw

@lisyarus Every single modern system programming language does this. It makes your code copy-pastable between two different contexts (struct is value vs struct is a pointer) much more frictionless. Not autodereferencing struct pointers on field access is a fundamental design flaw of C/C++.

I've added support for accessing struct fields through pointers! Kind of like -> in C, but using the dot syntax, just like regular field access. It looks more uniform, but hides access through pointer. Wdyt?

@taavisaft @snwy_me Dawg it can't even run javascript

@snwy_me That

does anyone want a browser that looks like its from 1998 but can load twitter

@BoneJail You are diminishing his important contribution to phrenology

Marc Andreessen’s “great men of history don’t think they act” shit would be a lot more compelling if his legacy was anything more than having designed a primitive web browser 33 years ago that quickly became obsolete

@runwise_ai Woah this one is reeally novel Never seen this innovative approach to software design Love unique startups

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@peach2k2 Skill issue for each

@AishIdiot @_Creation22 Son 😭

@_Creation22 shouldn't this just do it? where you check the dictionary in the end which element has count 0

One of the hardest problems I have seen asked in a phone screen round.

@kgeskktdukvbhkr @InternetH0F if he bought the tokens I don't see how it's a money loss

@InternetH0F these companies loose millions from people thanking the chatbots. imagine how much ts costs them lol

@punished_daniel That symbol to the top of sigma might not mean infinity

Bro thinks a clearly divergent series evaluates to a number

@zeddotdev Wait zed isn't free? Lol

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@venelithemusic Because it depends on monitor vendor, not all support it

why dont pcs have a brightness slider like phones do windows please add this

@fomomofosol Why buy if you can just install the OS

just buy a mac holy cope

@thefarmersheep direct current

what does the “dc” stand for in “washington dc”

@DaveGoehrig @Leangphok mmap is too high level. Real niggas resize with sbrk

@Leangphok real programmers don't call malloc in the first place... they mmap all of memory and have their way with her.

real programmers dont call free() the operating system will reclaim all the memory on the program's exit

@BigGulpAmerikan Tranimals

This is what tranimals think using Windows 98 was like.

@pmarca Like it or hate it but winrar

Dozen most important post-punch-card software? AT&T/BSD/Linux Unix kernel GNU suite/GCC VisiCalc WordPerfect MacOS/iOS GL/Doom/Quake JavaScript PageRank/Backrub/Google GPT 1/2/3/4/5 GPT O1/Deepseek R1 OpenClaw/Pi Anything missing?

@FormlessEntity @pmarca Are you for real?

@pmarca Claude Code?

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