Discussion of Meme Monday 😝

function laugh():boolean {
    if(laugh()) {
       return laugh();
    }
}

Calin Baenen • Mar 7 '23

Except it needs return true; at the end or it will never recurse! :O

Valts Liepiņš • Mar 7 '23

Or ´return false;` at the end, just to get it to compile/parse. Otherwise the return isn't nescessary for a recursion, since it will get stuck in an infinite recursion while evaluating the if condition.

Frank Font • Mar 7 '23

That's part of the joke.

Joel • Mar 10 '23

Well played 👏

Miss Pooja Anilkumar Patel • Mar 10 '23

😂confusion!

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Miss Pooja Anilkumar Patel • Mar 11 '23

what/?

sahra 💫 • Mar 6 '23

Technophile • Mar 6 '23

I need to steal this meme. I will leave a like for me 👍🙂

Marcelo Arias • Mar 6 '23

😂😂😂

Miss Pooja Anilkumar Patel • Mar 10 '23

🤣

Heather Parker • Mar 10 '23

This is marvelous😁

Jessica Alves • Mar 6 '23

Miss Pooja Anilkumar Patel • Mar 10 '23

😂😂😂😂🤣

Aneeqa Khan • Mar 6 '23

Besworks • Mar 6 '23

Mario Santini • Mar 7 '23

Someone need a cup of coffe to be ready to start, I need a bunch of memes! :D

Besworks • Mar 7 '23 • Edited

I like to double fist it with coffee in one hand and memes in the other.

Raí B. Toffoletto • Mar 7 '23

code still compiling....😶

Marquise West • Mar 13 '23

I feel personally attacked 😂

Rasheed K Mozaffar • Mar 6 '23

This's better

Miss Pooja Anilkumar Patel • Mar 10 '23

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👌

Andres Becker • Mar 6 '23

sahra 💫 • Mar 6 '23

Miss Pooja Anilkumar Patel • Mar 10 '23

😂

Michael Hungbo • Mar 6 '23

Masashi • Mar 7 '23

Both are correct in their "programmer way"s. The guy considered some language that starts array indexing at 0, while the woman considered Lua.
(Lua starts array index at 1).

𒎏Wii 🏳️‍⚧️ • Mar 7 '23

Clearly, the woman is based, as illustrated by her eating ice cream in the last panel. Lua knows how to count.

Bruce Axtens • Mar 7 '23

and Euphoria and some BASICs and ...

Masashi • Mar 7 '23

Oh, thanks for the info. Nice.

Diner Das • Mar 6 '23

Miss Pooja Anilkumar Patel • Mar 10 '23

😁

Harsh Sinha • Mar 6 '23

Pontakorn Paesaeng • Mar 7 '23

We need artificial stupidity too.

Dan Bailey • Mar 7 '23

We already have that.

Miss Pooja Anilkumar Patel • Mar 10 '23

🤣

Thomas Bnt • Mar 6 '23

Miss Pooja Anilkumar Patel • Mar 10 '23

🤣

Yester Mauer • Mar 6 '23

Kaveh Sabouri • Mar 10 '23

It is a good solution.

lionel-rowe • Mar 6 '23

the virgin BigInt vs the chad Number

Diona Rodrigues • Mar 6 '23

Miss Pooja Anilkumar Patel • Mar 10 '23

🤣🤣🤣😂😁

vbird • May 24 '23

sounds like a whole lot of F words in it

sahra 💫 • Mar 6 '23

Swashata Ghosh • Mar 8 '23

function print(...args) {
  console.log(...args);
}

Sorry for being that guy 😁

Christian Alexsander • Mar 8 '23

Or just const print = console.log

Masashi • Mar 7 '23

I actually did this once, because console.log was kindof restricting my flow.

codingjlu • Mar 7 '23

rip when you try print("data", data) :(

Sherry Day • Mar 6 '23

Miss Pooja Anilkumar Patel • Mar 10 '23

😁😁😁😁😁

Sherry Day • Mar 6 '23

Valts Liepiņš • Mar 7 '23 • Edited

The worst part is that it's not portable across hardware or operating systems. 👌

Andres Becker • Mar 6 '23

Tonghe Wang • Mar 6 '23

If we make a chart of all the weights in a neural network, it would be something like this:

Maybe it's art. But certainly not a graph.

Miss Pooja Anilkumar Patel • Mar 10 '23

😂😁

Tonghe Wang • Mar 6 '23

Actually, no. Decision trees are a subdomain and can hardly be called AI by today's standard.

Matt Willtrout • Mar 6 '23

Never forget the A stands for Artificial. As in fake.

sahra 💫 • Mar 6 '23

Aleksandar Kostadinov • Mar 8 '23

labels under pictures are switched around

Miss Pooja Anilkumar Patel • Mar 10 '23

😁

Alvaro Montoro • Mar 6 '23

Source code

Andrew Rohne • Mar 6 '23

This was my Friday. To be honest, the six hours of telling Python to make graphics (maps, in my case) in a way that felt like building a Rube Goldberg machine was fun... a lot more fun than making each one-by-one and then realizing that I forgot to update some mundane detail (like a title) on four of them after I imported them into Word.

Akash Pattnaik • Mar 7 '23

Andrew Rohne • Mar 8 '23

True, and I hope I'm using this code at least one more time this year!

Jon Snow • Mar 6 '23