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>>61458846
rollerblading

>>61458846
why don't they just copy-paste some code from github

>::Function();

>>61458846

null

is that rust?

>>61459422
Its a BMW ad, so its supposed to be C++

>>61458846
It used to be programming and all things technology related.
Now it's just refreshing the same 5 website over and over again throughout the day.

whoa there a generic string class with a char array as its type that returns ? char
amazing

slapping code with some bros while downing some brews.

that or just any kind of trivial/intellectual conversation. whether it be history or sciences or coding or politics. love that shit

> twf dumb liberated wymun being used by privileged rich white men to drop the market wages
So much irony

>>61459579
cd
cd..
cd code
ls
cd..
cd..

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>>61458903
My boy

#include <vector>
#include <string>

template <class T, class... Args>
class String
{
public:
    const char* Function(const Args&... args)
    {
        std::vector<T> v = {args...};
        std::string s;

        for (char ch : v) {
            s += ch;
        }

        return s.c_str();
    }
};

int main()
{
    static const char ch = String<'S','H','A','R','E',
        'Y','O','U','R',
        'P','A','S','S','I','O','N'>::Function();
}

I tried but I don't it's possible to pass constants as template arguments

>>61459462
then it's definitely rust if it's a BMW ad

>>61459627
It isn't.

>>61459635
kek

Why do they always show (((minorities))) next to totaly stupid pseudo-technical shit? Is their end-game to actually undermine their position even more?

>>61459627
doesn't compile

>>61458846
As a tinfoil hat I want to have my own home server, and use it to store all kinds of things in case of the collapse of net neutrality and dead of private trackers

>>61459545
go back

>>61458846
being depressed and miserably wasting my life on 4chan as the only escape of my dreadful existence as a third world scum, unemployed and poor

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I like to cook

only work in IT for $$

>>61460646
nice crab leg. did you get it in the cinema?

>>61458846
fapping to anime

>>61458846
Bisexual midget porn

>>61458846
lifting and shitposting are the only things that help fend off the thoughs of ongoing existential crisis

>>61460854
no, costco

K I L L

M

E

>>61458846
video games

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>>61458846
bogposting unironically

Rate my passion

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cd code

>>61461129
I'm gonna give that a strong 7

>>61459485
unplug your fucking modem and do what you need to do

>>61460927
read that as lifting and shoplifting

>>61460646
I think this is where the phrase,"Don't quit your day job" is entirely appropriate. Holy fuck what a mess. Keep at it though, some of my best creations came from drunken cravings.

>>61461476
it's just bechamel with parmesan in it, pasta, and my subordinates.

Well I guess this does it. Image's return value is actually a char instead of a pointer so I just return the first template argument. It is trivial changing it to stringbuild a char pointer, but it would not fit the image's API

namespace bizarre
{
    
    template <char ... args>
    class String
    {
    public:
        static const char Function()
        {
            std::vector<char> v = { args... };
            return *v.begin();
        }
    };
}

int main()
{
    static const char S = bizarre::String<'S', 'H', 'A', 'R', 'E',
        'Y', 'O', 'U', 'R',
        'P', 'A', 'S', 'S', 'I', 'O', 'N'>::Function();
    std::putchar(S);
    return 0;
}

>>61458903
I played roller hockey and own a few pairs of Missions. Had a pair of helium 950s back in the day