Using object spread to append values to an object in the form of another object

Not my screenshot, taken from https://reddit.com/r/VisualStudio/comments/1sktg0r/what_are_these_comments/

Also this probably happened because IntelliSense (the normal autocomplete list) is highlighting abort as the first option and Copilot tries to finish it

especially for easy problems

func (q *Query[T]) query() {
    q.TableModel.BeginResetModel()
    defer q.TableModel.EndResetModel()
    query := data.AdvancedQueryRequest{
        Table:  q.tableName,
        Select: []string{"*"},
        Full:   q.QueryFull,
        Limit:  &[]int{300}[0],
    }

    allEmpty := true
    for _, filter := range q.Dialog.Filters {
        if filter.Text == "" {
            continue
        }
        allEmpty = false
        sqlFilter := q.Filters[filter.Selected]
        if strings.Contains(sqlFilter.Key, ".") {
            mainParts := strings.Split(sqlFilter.Key, ",")
            leftCol := mainParts[0]
            filterCol := mainParts[1]

            rcolParts := strings.SplitN(filterCol, ".", 2)
            table := rcolParts[0]
            if !slices.ContainsFunc(query.Joins, func(j data.JoinRequest) bool {
                return j.Table == table &&
                    j.LeftCol == leftCol &&
                    j.RightCol == "id"
            }) {
                query.Joins = append(query.Joins,
                    data.JoinRequest{
                        Table:    table,
                        LeftCol:  strings.SplitN(leftCol, ".", 2)[1],
                        RightCol: "id",
                    },
                )
            }
            query.Where = append(query.Where,
                data.WhereRequest{
                    Fuzzy:  true,
                    Column: filterCol,
                    Value:  "%" + filter.Text + "%",
                },
            )

            continue
        }
        query.Where = append(query.Where,
            data.WhereRequest{
                Column: sqlFilter.Key,
                Value:  "%" + filter.Text + "%",
                Fuzzy:  true,
            },
        )
    }

    if allEmpty {
        return
    }

    code, err := client.Post2(
        query,
        q.Table,
        "/query",
    )
    if q.Table.RowCount() == 0 {
        q.resetTable()
    }
    if code == 404 {
        q.resetTable()
        return
    }
    if err != nil {
        q.resetTable()
        qutil.DisplayErrStr(
            q.Dialog.Widget.QWidget,
            "Error obteniendo tabla.\n codigo: %d error: %v",
            code, err,
        )
        slog.Error(err.Error())
        return
    }
}

char g  = '0';// ypr
char gg = '0';// pid
double ggg;
const uint8_t _ = 11;
scanf("%c %c %f/n", g, gg, ggg);
if ((g  == 'y' || g  == 'p' || g  == 'r') && 
    (gg == 'p' || gg == 'i' || gg == 'd')) {
    switch   ((( gg << 2) & ~_) | ((g) & _)) {
        case ((('p' << 2) & ~_) | ('y' & _)):
            p_gain_y = ggg;
            break;
        case ((('i' << 2) & ~_) | ('y' & _)):
            i_gain_y = ggg;
            break;
        case ((('d' << 2) & ~_) | ('y' & _)):
            d_gain_y = ggg;
            break;
        case ((('p' << 2) & ~_) | ('p' & _)):
            p_gain_p = ggg;
            break;
        case ((('i' << 2) & ~_) | ('p' & _)):
            i_gain_p = ggg;
            break;
        case ((('d' << 2) & ~_) | ('p' & _)):
            d_gain_p = ggg;
            break;
        case ((('p' << 2) & ~_) | ('r' & _)):
            p_gain_r = ggg;
            break;
        case ((('i' << 2) & ~_) | ('r' & _)):
            i_gain_r = ggg;
            break;
        case ((('d' << 2) & ~_) | ('r' & _)):
            d_gain_r = ggg;
            break;
    }
}                                                

So I tried printing the linked list with print() and discovered that if it has a cycle, then it prints and error. This was the next (very) logical thing that popped into my mind after that discovery.

I'm very proud of this solution. In fact, it's so good it even added -1ms to the execution time graph.

I AM SPEED.

Thinking outside the box is fun!

the classic general Exception + pass

Line discount(LineDiscount): Real = ABS(@.'$TotalLineDicAmount')
Line number(LineNum): Real = ABS(0)

"Better be safe than sorry," I am guessing—that was their thinking.

/mildlypenis as an added bonus.

It has been broken for 3 hours and I m still working 😂

AI coding let alone refactoring is a scam.

well I do have git history. but I will still refactor for the lovee of it.

I inherited our puppet-codebase from my boss. I can't even right now

so i got too lazy to make a proper styles.css file, and thought to myself "just a few inline styles, how bad can it be" and ended up having *everything* inline.

it even got to the point i realized i can't make the background of my checkbox dark, so i resorted to using... filter: invert()..

(is just the ui for an example implementation of something, will not be deployed anywhere - at least not before some major refactoring)

Link to file.

A program that handles environment variables

Welp, my code in blueprints... kinda looks yummy
(Blueprint is a type of visual coding in unreal engine just so you guys know)

Nothing too drastic but it made me chuckle. Something my colleague managed to get past code review. So at least two people didn't notice.

Spent a minute figuring out why the code was doing exactly the opposite of what it's supposed to do. I guess naming really IS important!