@fuckjagan The reason is curse words occupy their own special part of the brain which is linked to Tourette’s.
I’m not a scientist though I just read it somewhere.
@OmegaNekoSimp@davepl1968 OmegaNekoSimp: “If you've written code like this 1000 times before, you suck and you need to get better.”
I’m saying this is judgmental of his past code.
@OmegaNekoSimp@davepl1968 You’re the one judging him on the code he’s written in the past… so how can you also be dismissive of his past context? Makes no sense
@OmegaNekoSimp@davepl1968 Everything you said sounds ridiculous when you know who this guy is.
He worked at Microsoft for decades. No doubt that in the old days, this kind of thing was necessary and correct.
And it’s not like he invented wchar_t, he had it forced upon him
@mezzersmith@rfleury Jfc lol… why be this rude if you don’t even properly read what people say
He side “like this”. Big difference between writing the same code and writing code that is merely “like” other code.
@ashencorpsee@raysonteenz@HOTBOYLEEKS It’s exactly the same concept.
You can take defensive measures to reduce danger from some threats but not others.
@hey_madni I’ve tried to do this for Spanish. It doesn’t really work.
In my experience it will quickly forget that it’s helping you with grammar. So you don’t actually know if you’re speaking well or not.
@valigo What kind of code are you people writing where you can just adjust to an an incorrectly sized array.
If the array isn’t the size you expect isn’t the program effed most of the time anyway?
@polidemitolog as an American, much anti-European sentiment is from insecurity.
Which is a demented form of respect, because what we see in Europe we want for ourselves.
High quality Americans respect Europe.