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Much less the code!
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Quote: Much less the codez! FTFY
- I would love to change the world, but they won’t give me the source code.
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� Forogar � wrote: I would love to change the world, but they won’t give me the source code.
For a period of several months in 2017 I was convinced I had the source code.
I found out they have medication for that.
Life is less complicated, but also less interesting now.
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A lot of prayer contains shirt or hospital problems. (8)
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PLETHORA?
But I can't quite make it work.
A lot of (definition)
prayer PLE A
contains shirt T
or hospital problems HOR
I guess "H" must be "hospital" and "OR" literally "or", but I was thinking "OR" = operating room.
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Shirt T
Or OR
Hospital H
Problems (anag)
And you are up tomorrow!
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It would probably be easier to list all the words that aren't anagram indicators!
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There is a good list of the ones which are here: List of anagram indicators | Cryptipedia | Fandom[^] - there are quite a few, aren't there?
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Reading the article, it's vague enough to bring back memories of the last episode of breaking bad.
“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”
― Christopher Hitchens
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I didn't post this because of the news value, but as a reminder that our nifty little gadgets can be used for more than turning on the air conditioner before one goes home from the office.
Kids, don't try this at home!
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
-- 6079 Smith W.
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I would hate to think that my code would wind up in a weapon somewhere. Fortunately that's not likely.
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Oh I dunno - judging by QA and SO, some "developers" will copy'n'paste anything into their code if they think it might do what they want. Even if that's just a side effect of the original code ...
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That may explain North Korean missile systems.
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honey the codewitch wrote: I would hate to think that my code would wind up in a weapon somewhere. Fortunately that's not likely.
Do you mean to say that your code has never blown up?
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
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Not even your if-statements of mass destruction?
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Those if statements are designed to test your mettle, not to blow up children.
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honey the codewitch wrote: not to blow up children in your face FTFY
Consider my mettle tested
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I can't even recall a time I've ever run into the problem {} is supposed to solve w/ if statements. Maybe it's you?
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I have ... back in the days before editors auto-indented for you.
And it was a sod to track down, because I tend to read what I meant to write, rather than what I actually did.
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I'm still using editors that don't. I guess I'm just wired such that it doesn't trip me up. I always read the next line of non-comment code after an if as conditional. That's just how I work, for better or worse.
if(flag.test_and_set());
would screw me up but nobody would do that on purpose. Not even me.
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The problem comes when you get this:
if (a == b)
c();
d(); Or you try to add debugging lines to find out what is happening:
if (a == b)
printf("a equals b\n");
c();
d(); And you start scratching your head to work out why adding debug code changes the results ...
That's why I always use curly brackets:
if (a == b)
{
c();
d();
} Even I can't muck it up then!
Hopefully.
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I mean, I get it but even skimming really fast I saw that c() and d() always get called. It's probably just me.
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I make this clear by writing
if(a == b) c();
I don't see the need for the line break (or a space after control keywords like if , he says, donning his asbestos suit). But if it won't fit in my self-imposed 80 columns, or if I want a line break for debugging purposes, I add braces:
if(a == b)
{
c();
}
Unless, of course, there's an else clause, which also makes things clear:
if(a == b)
c();
else
d();
But if either the "then" part or else part needs braces for multiple statements, the other one also gets them.
Aren't you glad you brought this up?!
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Hey, they are multifunctional!
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