My dad could do more with one line of c, than most coders could do in their entire career.
mostly because his formatting sucked balls and he kind of just left everything on the first line.
this post was submitted on 12 May 2024
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It saves space! Hard drives are expensive. Each whitespace is like... a whole byte! On Windows, a new line is two bytes!!
This reminds me of the guy who submitted a PR to the GitHub mirror of the kernel "minifying" the code for greater efficiency.
The magic of the semi-colon
“Job security!”
Given enough preprocessor magic you can write everything in C.
Especially shitty code.
What can't you write without preprocessor magic?
Good code
Was gonna say exactly that. Writing macros is like writing one liners in python. It’s cool that they work but keep that shit on stack overflow.
Replace C with javascript and it'd be more accurate imo.
god dammit. her laptop isn't even labelled. there is no text on it anywhere. nothing except the black chassis and the grey rectangle at a 45 degree angle.
WHY DO I KNOW IT'S A THINKPAD?
it's like the minimalist meme trend that was going around a while back but for brand recognition. I am not okay with the knowledge that I've beensoo easily programmed.