>doing research with a professor >he ask me to test some

that's 140 push-ups

>>56364192
Warnings aren't that big of a deal

If your so smart, how come your not the one giving orders?

-ansi -pedantic

>>56364192
as long as that bitch compiles who gives af

also, how many lines was it?

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>>56364238

318.

Also it's on github, should I fix all that stuff?

>>56364192
Needs more Ram

>>56364261
>he fell for the 4gb meme

>>56364261
heh

>>56364253
>Also it's on github
Post it

>>56364253
If it runs, no. Leave it alone.

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>>56364261

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>>56364352
I'd settle for Rem.

>>56364192
W H O

C A R E S
H
O
A
R
E
S?

why do i always see porn of the blue one but not the red one

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>>56366081
because she's best girl

>>56366081
Red one is a meme

>>56364271
>tfw running VMs on a 4GiB host machine

Professors generally tend to write sloppy code, Anon. Meanwhile, the good ones will still lower your grade if YOUR code compiles with warnings.

>>56364192
Research doesn't require production ready code. It is more important to get stuff done fast then make sure it is production ready.

Seriously, us researchers write really bad code.

>>56364192
must be a tiny ass project. You'll learn as you grow up.

>>56366150
kek

>>56364192

if he was a great coder he wouldn't be professor

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>>56366081
Have this one

>>56366081
blue has larger bewbs.

>>56364238
>"af"
kill yourself

>>56368450
Fuck you, you stupid fucking piece of shit.

>>56366056
The hair is completely off.

>>56364220
If you're so smart why aren't you immortal

>>56367028
this right here, babies.

it's a bit analogous to formula 1: doesn't matter if the simulator and analysts disagree; if it demonstrably works it real life, then it works.