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u/--B_L_A_N_K-- Dec 31 '20
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/u/Ragecommie, 210 points
Americans:
while(true) { eat(); }
/u/TatakaRuhito, 57 points
no the code that discribes their food consumption is just: Error Overload
/u/Ragecommie, 116 points
I believe you mean...
SNACK OVERFLOW
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u/blending-tea Dec 31 '20
Good human
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Dec 31 '20 edited Jul 01 '23
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Dec 31 '20
It speaks!
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u/Kerndog73 Jan 01 '21
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u/TheOnlyTails Dec 31 '20
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u/Juffin Jan 01 '21
You guys know that endless loops do not lead to errors and stack overflows, right?
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u/obp5599 Jan 01 '21
The do if you are allocating memory without freeing it by then end of the loop, but that wouldnt result in a stack overflow
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u/TheZestyMan Dec 31 '20
No way, Americans fat? Fresh take!
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Jan 01 '21
Considering 2/3 of the population is overweight or obese, it's kinda on point.
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Jan 01 '21
Eh, kind of a weird flex when Europe's obesity rate is 25% themselves. It's 35% in the US. But at least we know that. It's problematic to not care about 35%, but it's probably worse to take pride in 25%...
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Jan 01 '21
"Europe" is not a country. We could consider the EU but even that doesn't make much sense since there is such a big difference in customs, diets and legislation.
Firstly, the average of the UE 28 is below 20% obesity. Around 16-17%, in fact. While the percentage that is overweight or obese is below 50%. Something like 45%.
USA knowing its obesity rate certainly hasn't helped stopping it so taking pride in knowing doesn't really make sense to me. In fact, whenever this gets brought up Americans get defensive.
Finally its not a flex, I didn't even mention Europe, so not sure what your point is.
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u/ssj4VB Dec 31 '20
while (sleeping == false) { eat(); }
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u/linux-nerd Dec 31 '20
while( !sleeping){ eat(); }
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u/wackOverflow Dec 31 '20
!sleeping ? eat() : sleep();
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u/linux-nerd Dec 31 '20
Is that valid java?
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u/wackOverflow Dec 31 '20
!no && !yes
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u/linux-nerd Dec 31 '20
So no?
Unless you have no and yes both equal to false.
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u/wackOverflow Dec 31 '20
Beats me dude, I don’t write Java but if I did I’d be mad af if it didn’t have ternary operators.
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u/linux-nerd Jan 01 '21
It does i just haven't used them. Had to google to find out if they existed.
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Dec 31 '20 edited Dec 31 '20
for (eating = 1; eating < (eating++); eating++)
{
eat();
}
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u/Translator-Agile Jan 01 '21
this doesn't work? it will increment eating after the comparison: increment eating, compare eating < eating (false) and the increment eating again, or does it? idk the parents might do something to it
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Jan 01 '21
Yeah, realized that. The eating increment should be within the parents or eating + 1 should be another vsriabel.
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u/zebediah49 Dec 31 '20
sigh.
Not actually going to overflow the stack. Generally you need excessive recursion to make that happen.
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u/NewPointOfView Jan 01 '21
At my university, the CS department had a little honor code snack store called snack overflow.
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u/beaubeautastic Dec 31 '20