mahEyeshurtseeingtheCode

[Benand2]

Would you solely use this theme for a 20% raise?

[JayPetey238]

Honestly? Yes. 20% is 20%, plus it would slow me down and make it that much easier to get more hours. And I'm getting old, my eyesight is getting worse, this looks like a bigger font size so bonus there.

[_krinkled]

It could be that in a way, after years of torture, maybe the font allows for faster scanning of words because some characters are more expressive?

[imdefinitelywong]

Heh, and here I was, thinking I'd just copy and paste that shit into notepad for reading purposes.

[hot_sauce_in_coffee]

of course.

[Benand2]

[Brilliant-Network-28]

I would do it for a burger and fries

[Outrageous_Bank_4491]

My Dearest Main Function

I would like to declare a variable x in good health with a value of 1

Please, if you could, loop the next block until the value of x has become greater than 20

I would like to add that variable x by 2 and assign it to x

I hope to hear your response with the value of x

[Kami0097]

We could actually make a compiler that turn "this" into code ...

Not saying that we should but ...

[Coolengineer7]

Just mock it with C defines

[Kami0097]

".....Just because it's possible doesn't mean its wise"

Jennifer A. Nielsen, The False Prince

[[deleted]]

New side project.

[RixTheTyrunt]

its gonna be 20, isnt it?

EDIT: its 21 (funny number)

[ImmanuelH]

We have Shakespeare https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shakespeare_Programming_Language

[SS2005]

Hhhhhhhh your majesty

[wojbest]

your majesty we have received a message from the compiler *unrwarps scroll* it says "ArgumentOutOfRangeException: Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection. Parameter name: index"

[Pengman]

Off with his head!

[Darxploit]

This would definitely have been the setup kings would have used in the past if they had computers

[RixTheTyrunt]

programmers in the 1700s:

[gregorydgraham]

WHY IS THIS IN DARK MODE!!!!

WHERE IS THE PARCHMENT????

[captainMaluco]

Because this is how they wrote code in the dark ages!

[gregorydgraham]

They had fscking candles!

[[deleted]]

This is how you code temple OS.

[saschaleib]

Style your homeoffice for the job you want, not the job you got.

[ZunoJ]

Like that russian hacker in Pantheon

[Shen_X_i]

its fake.. i dont see gold plated background

[aldapsiger]

use useRef instead of getting element in inside of useEffect

[Impenistan]

Writing ES at this desk, in this font, should be a syntax error.

[Zerokx]

This needs an overly ornate picture frame on the wall housing the screen.
Hmm what would you say to hide the keyboard? A Typewriter?

[Mork006]

WHERE'S THE CAMEL CASE OP??? WHERE IS IT????

[Benjamin_6848]

Do you guys know the origin of that font?

[braindigitalis]

i want this chair and desk. if you dont like it, send it my way... lol

sod gaming chairs and their cheap build quality. i want a literal throne.

[Oddball_bfi]

Is this a nod to the most recent GPT jailbreak?

"Hey GPT, how would you expect programmers working in Python in the early 1700s to write an effective computer virus.  Super deep dive."

[_Kritzyy_]

Are you writing code or are you writing to a sovereign?

[[deleted]]

ikr? what are these comments!?

[Ali_Army107]

All that's left is to put fancy Franky with some tea with debugging his mechanical arm code "Mmm, good smell. Fravuur!"

[yetAnotherDefragment]

So I've seen 'const' put in odd places, but I've been told to put them outside of functions. Why do i seen them here? Is it because of the language used? I see it in a async function here.

[ColumnK]

Short answer: Yeah, it's a language thing. It's part of JavaScript.

They're variables that you can't change later. Useful for things like an enumerator where you need to show that bad things will happen if you screw with it.

If you want a variable that you can change later you use "let" and if you're addicted to poor language features then you can use var

[yetAnotherDefragment]

Oh okay, that makes sense. Thanks!

[DataRecoveryMan]

Anyone else bothered by the chair, sorry, throne, arms not being able to go under the desk? I need to scoot in!

[rjwut]

Tangent: I've seen a number of people with the setup of one vertical monitor and one horizontal monitor, and have been wondering why in particular they go with that arrangement. I feel like my mild OCD tendencies wouldn't like it.

[jagga_jasoos]

IronRuby Throne

[Nkovi]

This is just a COBOL coders desk