What is the value of x in the Good example before the loop?

Given these positive signals

Those idiots waited for 4 years because they followed the hype of the moment. I’m glad I removed Google from my life.

Congratulations, you made me angry.

https://velvetshark.com/ai-company-logos-that-look-like-buttholes

A lot of developers are not passionate, or not curious, or don’t know that libraries exist, or all at once (aka stupid). I’ve seen this everywhere.

Google Chat is… acceptable. But its still invasive.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Mario_Bros.

Oh wow, I didn’t knew that Super Mario or Tetris on the NES was an “incredibly exclusionary space” because that’s not how I remember it.

I’m glad you taught me that.

C is useless nowadays (and has been for at least 20 years). Either learn Rust or C++.

I’ve used C++20 on embedded devices and the generated code was simpler than the C version. Why do you still use C?

+1. I’m very confused and don’t understand what it’s supposed to do.

The cure against keyboardless devices like the iPhone.

moving from D1 to D2

I was learning a few different languages at the time, and it’s a bit fuzzy in my head, but I remember the confusion between the 2 compilers. One was incomplete and/or obsolete, and the other one was in beta or something and you shouldn’t use it anyway. I chose nothing and tried something else because it was annoying to watch. Walter, as the BDFL, should have decided on something but it never arrived, and the hype went away.

All I remember is that some Japanese guy wrote a bullet-hell library and game in D, and that was great. But the community was too confusing for me.

I have been doing that too for years: I tolerate Gmail for my work account because I like having updates on my phone, and the 2FA go in my own Bitwarden account. I refuse anything else.

During COVID, I was bullied by my bosses and severely depressed. I gave my 2 weeks notice and, as part of transferring the knowledge, I drank a few strong beers and made a Zoom presentation in front of 50 people about some obscure assembly language stuff that no one cared about because it was too weird yet essential for the company. After one hour of being perfect, I answered some questions and I went back to sleep.

I won’t do it again though because it’s bad for one’s health, but it was awesome.

I achieve better results when I’m drunk-coding.

AI slop, not programming. We have a winner!