Bumby the Loaf @wallhackio@cat.family
i go by Clodsire, Clodboy and Catwin.
videogame enjoyer. mathematics hobbyist and recovering physicist. software engineer. professional wonk. prophet of The Truth. the walking embodiment of "not diagnosed, but somethings wrong". i like animals that wear cowboy hats.
number of fat cock awards received: 56
header is by @vaporeon_
"i regret ever allowing him here" ~aescling
"oh you're one of those weird movie likers" ~Ti
"the thing you need to understand about @wallhackio is that he is utterly sick in the head. this is partially a compliment. but not entirely" ~aescling
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Alice Atmega 
Sputnik is so happy to have me back that he wouldn’t stop giving me head butts while I tried to write in my diary 
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Penny looking very aesthetic next to the led candlesticks
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GOOD ASS SOUP
twin has thought about getting our normie siblings on our instance but im pretty sure a toot like this would vaporize them on the spot
transmasc plural system cofronting while reading ragebait, call that 12 angry men
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if someone nuts in you and you parry do they get pregnant
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what if i made soup even though i already have chicken soup in the fridge
re: c++ complaining
no i do not have any clue how this works at all do not ask me how this works
c++ complaining
In C++ you can use the address-of operator & to find the address of any lvalue†. However, due to operator overloading this is not necessarily true. So what do you if you overload &?
C++, as usual, has introduced a solution for the problem it created with the standard library function std::addressof. How is this implemented, you may ask? Well, as you have to do is write the following elegant, readable, and simple snippet:
template<typename _Tp>
inline _Tp*
__addressof(_Tp& __r) _GLIBCXX_NOEXCEPT
{
return reinterpret_cast<_Tp*>
(&const_cast<char&>(reinterpret_cast<const volatile char&>(__r)));
}
† this is actually a lie. function names are considered lvalues. However, if you overload a function, then the program fails to compile if you provide that name to std::addressof because C++ is a poorly designed language that makes no sense.
us pol, violence
just learned about alex pretti
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Stlex 
I like my men like I like my eggs: one dozen and angry.
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Ocean's 12 Angry Men
12 Angry Men 2: The Thirteenth Man
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i go by Clodsire, Clodboy and Catwin.
videogame enjoyer. mathematics hobbyist and recovering physicist. software engineer. professional wonk. prophet of The Truth. the walking embodiment of "not diagnosed, but somethings wrong". i like animals that wear cowboy hats.
number of fat cock awards received: 56
header is by @vaporeon_
"i regret ever allowing him here" ~aescling
"oh you're one of those weird movie likers" ~Ti
"the thing you need to understand about @wallhackio is that he is utterly sick in the head. this is partially a compliment. but not entirely" ~aescling
28+
he/him
Joined Nov 2022
