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Haha, well, I'm glad you found something useful from me, it's usually the other way around. I don't use it too often TBH, only in places where it will actually save me a lot of typing and I know I'll be using that function a lot. But yeah, designated initializers are the single most useful construct in C. They’re awesome. I mentioned this exact technique in my BSC talk btw.

Oh yeah, I had this video in "to watch" list for awhile already. Thank you for reminding me!

This is actually cool !!! And I was using the # define GET_MACRO(_1, _2, _3,x,...) x # define FOO(...) GET_MACRO(__VA_ARGS__, FOO3,FOO2,FOO1)(__VA_ARGS__) boolshit from "The Preprocessor Iceberg Meme"........

I liked your post, am I doing it right?

A bit confused, but you get the spirit! 👍

What people will resort to instead of getting the standards committee to accept something

honestly had to look at it 3 times to understands whats happening

C is the StarCraft:Broodwar of programming languages. People keep coming up with cool new tricks :D

Python is finding its way into C. 🤣

seriously what's with the floodlight

appreciated

Please, I want to learn, how do I start?

wtf is this twitter skin? i liked it

I tried

use C++ instead. change the extention to .cpp

bro we're all generating code with LLMs we don't write the code, we write high level rules for what code should look like

You just confirmed what I said in the video. Thank you! :)

lol I understand your position, and granted C is some of the highest density code you can have, but it still compiles to assembly indulge me for a second the alternate reality where you have a cousin that is not a great coder, especially not as good as you, but somehow knows exactly what you like your code to look like. he never gets tired, but has no will to do anything. would you leverage that idle manpower?

Y..YE...YES MASTER!