Bumby the Loaf @wallhackio@cat.family

@vaporeon_ if you want a real answer then I have my (extremely biased) notes here: https://github.com/calebmsword/cpp-notes/blob/main/value%20category.md

You don't need to read the whole thing to understand lvalues. Just read up to the section titled C++11.

@vaporeon_ in C that was the case because C makes sense. In C++, there are expressions called "lvalue" because C had expressions called "lvalues" and most of them are considered "lvalues" in C++

@vaporeon_ im pretty sure functions cannot be reassigned

in C++ land, where things no longer make sense, there are many lvalues which cannot appear on the left hand side of an assignment

@vaporeon_ in C++, functions names are considered lvalues! I cannot say for certain why this decision was make, I would guess this was probably so that "names of things" could correctly describe lvalues

However, a function name is ambiguous if that function is overloaded, so the & operator throws on the name in that case

@vaporeon_ would you like me to tell you the answer

@soft the lie i tell myself daily

@vaporeon_ there is exactly one lvalue in C++ that sometimes throws when given to the & operator. can you think of what it is?

Hint: while this kind of expression exists in C, it is not considered an lvalue in C!

@coriander my PC and consoles are packed so I can't play video game o________o

Imagine being up 17-3 and not looking dominant

boring game lmao

@cam @aescling learned how to read at a very young age but I don't think she starting speaking early

@cam that's a great word I am adding to my collection thank you

@SportsGoblin I am watching because I wanted to move today but the people I scheduled a junk removal today were 2.5 hours late and this was after they pushed my appointment back an entire day so now I don't trust them so I just cancelled the appointment and now scheduled one with a different company and the earliest I could schedule was tomorrow morning so now I'm just sitting on my ass waiting for tomorrow

@SportsGoblin this game got wacky fast

The Cardinals throw an interception, the Seahawks fumble it back on the return. But the replay demonstrates that the fumble clearly occurred after the Seahawks defender was down but the call on the field stands.

I love football lmao

@lapis holy shit

@The_T @amy ah fuck you got me

@The_T @amy I'm not sure you can meaningfully determine one's skill at something they've never tried

@amy I think the best way to understand this is that even if you are not in the top 50% percentile of people who play smash competitively, you are almost certainly better than 99% of humans on this earth

@lapis there is sauce lol