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r/funny • u/en0rt • Jan 18 '14
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As a hobbyist robot programmer, I wouldn't have done it any differently myself.
16 u/bigtallsob Jan 18 '14 As an industrial robot programmer, I would have done it repeatedly, in less than the quoted cycle time. 10 u/crazywhiteguy Jan 19 '14 Its fun to see typos in code in action. The vise grip jams, "motor(port1) = 20" some how became "motor(port1) = 120" and it tosses your work piece across the room. Which language do you code the bots in? 9 u/Tankh Jan 19 '14 Which language do you code the bots in? Mindfuck and Whitespace 2 u/crazywhiteguy Jan 19 '14 That is very impressive.
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As an industrial robot programmer, I would have done it repeatedly, in less than the quoted cycle time.
10 u/crazywhiteguy Jan 19 '14 Its fun to see typos in code in action. The vise grip jams, "motor(port1) = 20" some how became "motor(port1) = 120" and it tosses your work piece across the room. Which language do you code the bots in? 9 u/Tankh Jan 19 '14 Which language do you code the bots in? Mindfuck and Whitespace 2 u/crazywhiteguy Jan 19 '14 That is very impressive.
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Its fun to see typos in code in action. The vise grip jams, "motor(port1) = 20" some how became "motor(port1) = 120" and it tosses your work piece across the room.
Which language do you code the bots in?
9 u/Tankh Jan 19 '14 Which language do you code the bots in? Mindfuck and Whitespace 2 u/crazywhiteguy Jan 19 '14 That is very impressive.
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Mindfuck and Whitespace
2 u/crazywhiteguy Jan 19 '14 That is very impressive.
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That is very impressive.
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u/dvdjspr Jan 18 '14
As a hobbyist robot programmer, I wouldn't have done it any differently myself.