Markov Chain trained on King Jame's Bible and Programming Books
"The code you write when you learn a new language is shit.
You either already know that and you are wise, or you don’t realize it for many years and you are an idiot. Either way, your learning code is objectively shit." - L. Spiro
"This is called programming. The art of typing shit into an editor/IDE is not programming, it's basically data entry. The part that makes a programmer a programmer is their problem solving skills." - Serapth
"The 'friend' relationship in c++ is the tightest coupling you can give two objects. Friends can reach out and touch your privates." - frob
Get-new-pair is one of you, and let him speak as the oracles of God
I'm tempted to run this with the King James Bible and the C++ Standard.
25:38 I am the LORD, when I shall take away the frogs
L. Spiro
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I'm going to start doing this:
Quote
The LORD is the beginning (or prefix) of the code for the body of the procedure
[source]
foo() {
LORD;
do_stuff();
}
int add_five(int x) {
LORD;
x += 5;
AMEN;
}
[/source]
This code is starting to look like a prayer. Why don't we also macro amen:
[source]
#define AMEN return
void foo() {
LORD;
do_stuff();
AMEN;
}
int add_five(int x) {
LORD;
x += 5;
AMEN x;
}
[/source]
#define AMEN returnhahahahahaha great :D
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more like
#define AMEN return true
#define PORCO_DIO return falsexD
that looks really intuitive in code
Ahahaha I wonder if anyone has posted this to School of Fail yet?
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I'm going to start doing this:
Quote
The LORD is the beginning (or prefix) of the code for the body of the procedure
[source]
foo() {
LORD;
do_stuff();
}
int add_five(int x) {
LORD;
x += 5;
AMEN;
}
[/source]
This code is starting to look like a prayer. Why don't we also macro amen:
[source]
#define AMEN return
void foo() {
LORD;
do_stuff();
AMEN;
}
int add_five(int x) {
LORD;
x += 5;
AMEN x;
}
[/source]
So this is what they meant when they said biblical languages..
“If I understand the standard right it is legal and safe to do this but the resulting value could be anything.”
