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I started with JS about 10 years ago and I fell in love with it (even though it can be weird 😅). I had step backs in my career that ended up being good. Currently I'm a passionate front-end developer.
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Here's the prompt template for generating a c code.
declare a count variable
switch on card
case 2 to 6 - increment count by 1
case 10 or J,Q,K,A - decrement count by 1
if count greater than 0 then return count + " Bet" else return count + " Hold"
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I can't believe that, after drawing several Lord of the Rings jokes in CSS, I missed the opportunity to do one more for the eleventy-one cartoon at comiCSS 😳
old AI code be like 😂🤏
Now the if chains are hidden away and self-evolviing :)
Not mine, from my company's slack channel
Making a WYSIWYG with non-depecrated features can be a pain, haha. I still struggle with carret start and ending position...
And by the way...
typeof null; //objectYear 2022/2023 is all about Prompt Engineering :)
Here's the prompt template for generating a c code.
declare a count variable
switch on card
case 2 to 6 - increment count by 1
case 10 or J,Q,K,A - decrement count by 1
if count greater than 0 then return count + " Bet" else return count + " Hold"
I would spend longer time debugging/cleaning up that code than just writing it myself.
Agree my friend. However, we all will be replaced by the AI :)
Maybe one day. But not the current text predictor softwares they market as AI.
I wish I was a good enough dev to get this one.
This is mostly a social joke about programmers that feels odd around switch statements, but just for aesthetics reasons.
Today's comiCSS cartoon:
I can't believe that, after drawing several Lord of the Rings jokes in CSS, I missed the opportunity to do one more for the eleventy-one cartoon at comiCSS 😳
Who needs SOLID?