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hey @coriander is this how you met yukon
https://x.com/gatinarios/status/1956147899357712862

never mind my run sucks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_AdCspxOaQ

It's not perfect but I'm still happy with this run

My purpose in life is to see cool emojos and then beg @aescling and @Lady to add them to our instance

like is this not an insane place to hide something
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghGZ0Ji1H2U

okay was this not absolutely outrageous to find

@coriander

Hi all I just discovered the greatest thing ever:
https://youtu.be/GOnwBq0hBZY

Hi @vaporeon_, a while ago we talked about the fact that references were introduced to C++ in order to enable operator overloading. You asked why you have to introduce references to enable this and I said that you didn't and it was an unnecessary complication.

I've been thinking about this and I don't agree anymore.

In C++, operators used with class types are syntactic sugar for method calls:

#include <iostream>

class NumWrapper {
public:
    int val;
    NumWrapper(int n) : val(n) {} 
    NumWrapper operator+(NumWrapper& r) { return NumWrapper(this->val + r.val); }
};

int main() {
    NumWrapper l(3);
    NumWrapper r(4);

    std::cout << (l + r).val << "\n";
    std::cout << l.operator+(r).val << "\n";
}

So why not make the overload method take pointers instead?

class NumWrapper {
public:
    int val;
    NumWrapper(int n) : val(n) {}
    // why didn't c++ implement operator overloads like this?
    NumWrapper operator+(NumWrapper* r) { return NumWrapper(this->val + r->val); }
};

Well, imagine we used an rvalue as one of the + operands. Then a pointer to an rvalue would be passed to the overload function. rvalues normally have their addresses hidden from the programmer (you can't give them to &). Then operator overloading would circumvent this feature and allow the programmer to access the address of an rvalue.

I currently believe that references were introduced so that C++ could have a pointer-like language construct that does not expose the addresses of rvalues.

neon white is really horny

this might be worse than when disco elysium called me The World's Most Laughable Centrist how could this happen to me.

this game is so fucking rude

Neon White fun

I did not realize Neon White was a dating sim visual novel but here we are

I am normal and can be trusted with twenty six dollars and seventy one cents