can you make this compile?
https://git.sr.ht/~namark/libsimple_support/tree/master/unit_tests/carcdr.cpp#L7-13
suicide mission your squad of anonymous alcoholics on drugs like a BOS and get a new one with deathclaws
@EVoCeO @SecondJon Pretty much everyone from the very beginning was saying that almost all people dying are elderly with comorbidities. What conspiracy theories were you guys under?
@igel I can't reply to @igeljaeger, why is that, you coward?!
I have discovered an obvious serious flaw in my plan, that threatens to render std::rotate inapplicable D:
There is no order of evaluation, other than the order of evaluation that works.
guess the language!
unnecessary indirection,
unnecessary allocation,
unnecessary bound checks,
runtime type information,
overuse of abstractions,
global state in libraries,
long names.
repeated half-assed reference counting,
repeated half-assed implementations of common data structures/algorithms,
tons of fragile platform specific code.
> I know that I don't know
meh, obvi, how dumb must you be to think you know everything, pfft... I know everything that's important though.
> I know that I don't know
okay, there might be some important things I don't know yet... the priests know it though.
> I know that I don't know
ok, actually, it turns out there are some really important things that I neither know nor can ever hope to know... send help.
Why does arrow operator not drill through raw pointers to the final value? Pointers don't have members anyway :V
An index of an array of references? That's just a pointer to a pointer, duh. I finally achieved the second level of indirection in its pure form.