@Wintercrest that sucks... just rm -rf ./src-dir && git add . && git commit -m "fuck this" && git push origin/master

Sounds like you wasted a bunch of time rewriting code (which probably worked fine) when you could have been working on your assigned tasks. It's common to come across less than desirable code bases; especially if the company doesn't manage their technical debt. It comes with the territory. Stick to your assigned tasks and you'll find yourself with a bit more time. 🤷‍♂️

Simply amazing...

Basically, it's showing that array types are passed by reference, not value, at least how it works in the C language, and what I can remember from Python. "values" in this case, passed into the function 'f' as the variable 'v' is being modified in the function f at index 0 to have the value 44. That's why when the output is shown, v[0] is 44. Sorry if this is kind of crap, doing it on my phone, and can't see the code...

And right, my Python is rusty AF. Array can be replaced by list. Updated after reading vish's post.

Bummer man. Good luck out there, stay dry...?

I prefer ":q!" Or ":x".

https://askubuntu.com/questions/...

@nik123: Thanks.

Unfathomable casualties have been incurred by these hands. Unrelenting bloodshed. Just... Massacres.

Never thought much about design patterns and best OOAD practices until I got to work on an Enterprise application. They are really useful and I recommend not blowing off the classes that cover these concepts; even if they are torture.

@PoweredByCoffee: Thanks!

NordVPN

@iAmNaN: I agree. I got lost in the documentation of the .Net System namespace today. Learned about a ton of stuff I didn't know existed.

A neural network to keep my online presence forever active.

Did they give you a box and some duct tape?

I'm looking at making the switch for a personal project involving the Pi... Might just do the .Net Core development in VS17 and FTP the required files to the Pi though.

Yep. I haven't met anyone that has beaten it.

I fucking love this. Keep it going!

Is that Chip Kush?!

@filthyranter: Happy it was a driver and not some hardware issue. Dodged a bullet. 😥

@filthyranter: checked all that, everything good on that front. Finally caught it shutting down (recently moved). Turns out it was due to a corrupted Nvidia driver...

I always start with, "what I would do is put a breakpoint on line X and see what's calling it and what is happening. Try that and let me know if you're still having trouble." Seems to instill debugging as a natural go to.

Install Firefox to install chrome? Browserception. 😂

@xisuperninjaix: I'd recommend vaping. It keeps the hands busy and fends off the withdrawal fits. Went from 2 packs/day to 0 cigarettes in a few days.

Good luck! It's not easy to quit smoking. Took me many tries.

I remember the old days...

Discovered the problem. Somebody neglected to get latest on the project and checked in their code, overwriting all my changes. Also, I originally looked in the wrong place. 😐 At least I know my code is good to go...

#include <stdio.h>

#define decode(s,t,u,m,p,e,d) m##s##u##t
#define start decode(a,n,i,m,a,l,s)

int start(int argc, char* argv[])
{
// Your code

return 0;
}

It's recently decided a 6 month time frame is enough. The project took other accounts 1.5 - 2 years. Good thing I'm leaving before this ship sinks. 😊

Microdosing FTW. Or, Adderall... What ever is easiest to come by.