massive for float manip

^

You can also do foo(&(int){69}); (that is, making the compound literal an int instead of an int array, and then taking the address of it since it is an lvalue). In fact, since such compound literals are in fact lvalues, something like `(int){69} = 420;` is completely valid C code

No, because you have to free it manually

For context, Tsoding thinks of LLMs as compilers from a natural language to a programming language. So by using an LLM to generate code you are programming in English and compiling it to like JS or whatever

Soon the world will be Only Fans

petition to call this recon skip skip

find so large it made stop being inactive on bluesky

When ur code is cute :3

(just in case, this is a joke, and i do know that he never actually said that)

Einstein said the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. This means pure functional programming is the only way to program if you are not insane

POV: you installed a keylogger on my computer hoping to get some passwords, but all you can see is me programming
"uhhhhh i think his password is ./nob -r"

I would say this is easier than a GUI editor as long as the only thing you need is to cut up clips and concatenate them

Figma Balls

fasm doesn't link anything, what are you talking about?

Yeah, that's why there has to be two instances running. The one that sent the message ignores it but not the other one

Me forcing MrBotka to write in its own !ed document

Reading the text back out from MrBotka's !ed document

@tsoding.bsky.social running two bots simultaneously on the stream today allowed us to do something pretty cool

So 0?

Bruh they just making awesome lists out of anything now (github.com/Codepoints/a...)

All my raylibtech tools (using raylib) are highly optimized to be high performant. rTexViewer, a simple image and board viewer/editor is fully drawn in less than a dozen draw calls, including the shader editor! 🚀

Better software is possible! 😄

Fun fact: Rust's ecosystem is so fucked up that even the standard library has a million dependencies

context: the entirety of my country's power grid was offline for 22 hours

ABSOLUTE OUTAGE

Eepers speedrun in 1:51.405
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