// C++ climate model
while (funding_exists)
{
const bool climate_crisis = true;
warming_cooling = !warming_cooling;
sleep30years();
}
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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I could not have written better code myself. I have written a much longer one (30 lines) to replace the Federal reserve system.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?x-yt-cl=84503534&v=NgeBneVu4w0&x-yt-ts=1421914688 lol
You forgot “const” before “bool climate_crisis = true;” just to bring the point home.
Fixed!
I want to know what happens when:
(funding_exists = false)
More name calling.
// C++ climate model
bool funding_exists;
while (true)
{
funding_exists = seek_funding();
while (funding_exists)
{
const bool climate_crisis = true;
warming_cooling = !warming_cooling;
sleep30years();
}
}
What happened to my indentation 🙁
WordUnimpressed ate it for breakfast.
Classic! Concise code is usually correct code. That climate model is on the mark.