@RoundtableSpace The UI is cool. But the project itself is otherwise not impressive. Good luck. You'll be clicking buttons until the heat death of the universe.
@lmoutoFan@nocontextmemes infinity isn’t a number so it can’t be the result of arithmetic. and there is no amount of zeros you can multiply together to equal one, hence why dividing by zero is undefined; it doesn’t make sense.
@carrol_genie_@TrillStancil Carolina has my favorite BBQ sauces as well. I usually make it myself with a recipe like the one below and then I tweak it to taste. Slather it all over pork ribs and stick it in a slow cooker, yum!
https://t.co/yu32Ykpa9G
@7th70qBj1043335@otakara18 They actually did have swords, though they differed significantly from Japanese blades. Some of their designs were quite interesting, though.
Of course, it should go without saying to reasonable persons that they most definitely did not have samurai.
@jasoki I just wrote one. Looping at least once until one of several conditions occurs. To do it without the do/while would require using a magic value that forces the program to enter the loop anyway, and possibly a bunch of break statements, which is amateurish and error prone.
@realDan203@zxprojects@jasoki No, it’s ugly. And uninitialized variables may be dangerous in C but any modern language would flag it as a compiler error which makes it less error prone than your hacky hoop jumping.
@unclebobmartin@theo or use a static typed language where the compiler is essentially an infinitely scaling test for type validity (and some other errors) that was already written for you. so you can focus your own testing efforts on other traits