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Funnily enough, that marked the birth of TheDailyWTF.
that gave me a chuckle
```cpp
if ( Boolean.TRUE.equals(functionReturningBooleat(pa, isUpdateNetRevenue)) )
```
The newest one from today
lmao
Another classic: https://thedailywtf.com/articles/What_Is_Truth_0x3f_
```c
enum Bool
{
True,
False,
FileNotFound
};```
Bonus points for `True` having integer value of `0`, `False` being `1`.
hmm
>There are a million better ways to write this, but I’m honestly impressed by the determination this code shows. It doesn’t give up. It never gives up. It will insert that record, or die trying. That’s how winning is done.
>Reminder: Real hackers hack in silence. You all suck.
Explanation: some anonymous hacking group hacked the Switch bootrom. And rubbed it into the face of "famous" groups in the Nintendo console scenes.
>So this post is just a short heads-up for you about what's going on at the moment with the Switch. The scene is on fire, **the Switch is basically as open as the 3DS now**, just a year after its release. We knew that it wouldn't take long, but nobody expected that it would have such a big impact until the bootrom exploit was discovered.
Cool
Anything that isn't heap
lol
bogosort
bucket sort
Get out of here with your nondeterministic sorting.
```cpp
template<class T>
void snailsort(T start, T finish)
{
while (std::next_permutation(start, finish))
;
}```
I guess this is the best place to ask this. I have an esp8266mod and I will eventually be using it to power motors when told to by some kind of WiFi connection (websocket, raw TCP, whatever).
Currently writing it in C/C++, but I am more comfortable with Node.JS and I came across http://www.espruino.com/ . Is it a good or bad idea to use custom firmware like this? Also do you guys have any better solutions for me?
Also if you think I am retarded for trying to power motors with an esp8266, please do suggest how I could be less retarded. Cheers 🍻
What do you mean, custom firmware?
I'm not an Arduino guy.
Overall, the only downside I can think of is: JS would likely perform worse than C or C++. How precise does the motor operation need to be? Are we talking "3d printer actuators" or just "turn the motor on and off"?
Last time I bothered with Arduino, it wasn't cost effective against RPi.
Goddamn I didn't think this would be so funny.
I'm writing generic Java code
weewt
recursive, generic, and reflection
for what?
I'm doing object inheritance for config files
cool