Meme Monday!
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Meme Monday!
Today's cover image comes from last week's thread.
DEV is an inclusive space! Humor in poor taste will be downvoted by mods.
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git commit -m "A meaningful message"That is indeed a meaningful commit message. it urges me to quit my job or even this line of work for good.
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Use vscode-openai extension you will be ok
Oh god ban this from the Internet
Too late. Comments on DEV are indexed. 😈
I'll keep this to see if in a while that image gets indexed😂😂
Welp. It was here sooner than I expected.
Get over here, @ben.
OMG!
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No thanks, we know how to do it ourselves
Life was so much easier for variable names in the original Fortran programming language: it only allowed single-letter variable names.
Of course, because of that, it was much more difficult in every other way.
I was going to say about the length of names, but I see elsewhere you corrected yourself. I began coding in Fortran IV back in those days (1972, IBM 360). We spent more time being careful to begin statements in column 7 of the Holerith card and less on choosing variable names. :-)
Bard and ChatGPT got you.
I kinda miss the times when those AI's didn't exist.
That's my life working with Nextjs App Router and deploying it on Netlify.
A variation of a cartoon I did on Procreate:
-420 =)
Sometimes goes the other way -- no computers on after working hours.
True
Tom Gauld of Revenge of the Librarians.
Relatable.
EML - Electricity markup language
Good question! Turns out my memory of FORTRAN was incomplete. You can create names; it's just that some single letter variable names are reserved as follows ...
I, J, K, L, M, N: These are reserved for integer variables.
X, Y, Z: These are reserved for floating-point variables.
T: This is reserved for a temporary variable.
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