kantmissevershot @nilango1

@spinelessaisha it doesn't cost as much as I expected at first. mine's around 1500 per month. Not sure about bloodwork though, I haven't been doing that

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kantmissevershot @nilango1

4 days ago

@DieselNA1993 why is literally nobody explaining what the fuck she's talking about?

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kantmissevershot @nilango1

5 days ago

@onlinebandstand yeah ik, but still,,, good for them

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kantmissevershot @nilango1

7 days ago

@olson_dan no I didn't think you actually were, I was just making a joke

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kantmissevershot @nilango1

a week ago

why is a video essayist making a new programming language 🤣🤣🤣,,, no- where are you going? you were supposed to laugh

Dan Olson @olson_dan

a week ago

Instead of a new language I'm just going to try to make a borrow checker for C++, which has been attempted by smarter and more dedicated people in the past. But I have something they don't... maybe.

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kantmissevershot @nilango1

7 days ago

@havefun997 @tsoding yeah that's not what's happening here lmao

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@Uwu123231634 @achok1462860 @tsoding @OmegaNekoSimp your ptr.cast is weird. it creates a new value from the reference and completely disregards the old value. why not just create a new pointer from the new reference alone, why do you need the old voidptr?

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kantmissevershot @nilango1

a week ago

@Uwu123231634 @achok1462860 @tsoding @OmegaNekoSimp then you have to know for certain what the actual underlying type is. Nothing is going to stop you from casting to an incompatible type. that is still useful but you gotta know the issues with it.

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kantmissevershot @nilango1

a week ago

@Uwu123231634 @achok1462860 @tsoding @OmegaNekoSimp keep in mind that pointer casts are unchecked. type state pattern usually requires something to ensure the state transition is valid. you got none of that here

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kantmissevershot @nilango1

a week ago

@Uwu123231634 @achok1462860 @tsoding @OmegaNekoSimp in general, you can't enforce type safety with void pointers. you have to use some other mechanism to check the actual type. Usually that means storing another value to indicate the type.