Context is very interesting: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4592762/difference-between-const-const-volatile
Const flags to the code that you cannot change the value, and volatile flags to the compiler that it’s not safe to change the value.
Why even use variables in the first place? Just place the values directly into your code. If you need to change a value, that’s just bad planning. Hell, why even use values either? Just run a loop on the INC instruction until you get the value you need. It’s just efficient programming.
Infrastructure erasure in the states is so bad that people who build it for a living aren’t even considered anymore.
Between this and their declaration to stop using C tells me they’re ramping up for cyberwar.
We’ve all felt this at least once be honest with yourself.
I’m not going to get old at the beach
There’s no way it doesn’t hold logically
I got old
The worst thing is that the mods can ban you for any or no reason, locking you completely out of the information they’re providing. That is beyond an unreasonable amount of power that they can have over a user, and you just KNOW they’re going to use that for political reasons.
Also the fact they can delete stuff in a way that makes them invisible to law enforcement, so a lot of illegal shit goes down there too. Combine that with the naturally hierarchal structure of discord leads to a lot of people using that power to abuse some of the more vulnerable members and of course once you call it out, poof goes the messages and poof goes your access to their server.
You wanna hear a joke? American infrastructure jobs.
The latter seems the most likely. The death penalty is full of negligence on this scale.
I promise you if people realized just how crooked the whole thing was, nobody would support it.
How to be right in the wrongest way possible.
Yeah i’m starting to remember why I quit. In any other industry toxic shit like this goes sinks to the bottom, not the top.
Like seriously, what were you hoping to accomplish with this one? The thread ended yesterday. That’s reddit tier douchery.
Those who are the most wrong have the strongest conviction
EDIT: I make a lot of edits because unlike you, I care about the quality and accuracy of what I write. You’re going to spend like an extra 10 minutes tops writing for something that will be read by thousands for years to come. It’s basic courtesy.
You’re writing extremely bad code if that’s the case and you need to refactor. The point of a function is to return a value. Anything else is just there to waste cycles and make the code less readable. You should also never use else statements for arithmetic due to their massive relative overhead. Your processor can do multiple arithmetic operations in the time it takes to process one if statement, and don’t get me started on people who demand you use nested if even though switch statements are way faster and leagues more readable.
Screw else statements, people who use if-return have 180% more readable code.
Sub for sub is a pretty standard social contract between upstarts. It looks beneath you because your livelihood isn’t going up against goliaths.
The more important a job is, the less paid the work is. Conversely, the more bullshit the job is, the more pay there is.
You can, just include the article link or the image in the body.
What too many video games does to a mfer 😄