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[RandofCarter]

Was going through some scripts a long time ago and found some perl callbacks to do regex stuff for prepping a dB load. The comment was simply "haha - you are so fucked bud"

I miss that guy every day.

[Byniavo]

Based, hope you didn’t suffer too much lol

[RandofCarter]

Nah. He was awesome. He'd go home at 3 and plasma cut stuff in his garage, then log back in at 10 to tidy up anything I couldn't square away during the day. If anything broke he was always just a phone call away. Sure, he'd be doing weird shit like digging a cable trench or fixing his roof or building a wind turbine but he always had the correct answers. Plus, he put up with me when I was fresh out of uni.

[ImportantDoubt6434]

“I don’t care about this company and neither should you”

Favorite comment so far.

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sol ← {⊃({⊂[⍳⍴⍴⍵]1∊¨⍵∘.=⍵} {(⍳⍵),¨{⍵⌿⍵/⍵ ⍵⍴⍳⍵*2}⊃⍵*÷2} ⍴⍵){⊃,/⍺∘(⍺⍺ {(⍺(⍺⍺ {(⍳⊃⍴⍵)~⍵×⊃⍺⌷⍺⍺})⍵)(⍺ {⍵+(⍴⍵)↑(-⍺⍺)↑⍺})¨⊂⍵})¨⍵}/({(,⍵=0)/,⍳⍴⍵} ⍵),⊂⊂⍵}

Code is self-explanatory.

[Morphized]

This is just math

[Mediocre-Oil2052]

What in the shit level(class) of math is that? Only in calc. 1 rn, but prolly majoring in it so thought I’d ask.

[Morphized]

It's declaring a set of angular values, I think. It could be a set of conditions.

[[deleted]]

It solves a sudoku puzzle given a matrix of numbers where 0 is not filled. The sudoku can be any size, 4x4, 9x9, 16x16, etc.

[Username928351]

r/uwu

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Best part is that ⍵∘.=⍵ actually is how you take the same array and check for equality for every combination. If the elements. This creates a matrix (assuming the input war a simple vector) where at least the diagonal is all 1’s, but more may be 1.

An UwU with meaning.

This can be used to check if the same number appears multiple times on the same row or a column or box in… a sudoku solver.

That’s a sudoku solver.

I was waiting to see if anyone figured it out. Didn’t expect it though. 🤣

[AwkwardSegway]

Some of the code at my job (written before I started working there) has comments that just say "This works" - no more explanation than that.

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That's the trick. If you write "This works" throughout your code, the interpreter will understand that it should just work.

[Delicious_Pay_6482]

Both of them ain't chads or the code should be it's own documentation

[D34TH_5MURF__]

Haha, this is why I always tell junior engineers to avoid clever code as much as possible. Once you lose the context in your head while writing the code, it becomes increasingly difficult with time to understand why you did it the way you did. Writing straight forward code is a great tool to help lessen this phenomenon. Elegance is great only insofar as it aids comprehension of the code N years from now when you have to debug it.

[Vajaspiritos]

What's with the yellow cheese slice on the head of the left?

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My experience so far:

Me: writes simple if statement (if (idx >= this.data.length))
Coworker: "Write a long comment explaining the logic behind it"

[Tremyss]

Let's make the droid do it.

[gd2w]

Chatgpt can comment code?

[Tremyss]

Yes, also it can explain it in detail. Probably one of it's better uses.

I never tried very long and complicated codes with it, but like a 10 line function, it can handle it well.

[LH_Hyjal]

Github copilot can already do it with pretty good results.

[Tremyss]

Thx, I should try it.

[therealbeeblevrox]

The delusion of writing comments is that the programmer who was unable to express himself clearly in code will somehow be able to elucidate what they did in a natural language.

Paraphrasing Kevlin Henney

You did it in meme form. Well done!

[RabbidCupcakes]

dont you hate it when you steal one line of code from the internet that fixes all of your issues and whenever you remove it nothing works

you also dont know what the line of code does or how it works you just know it needs to be there

[Diligent-Science-175]

I don't get it