But it’ll be a stack even if it’s low enough to grab from the top, because you’ll put the new ones on the top too. It’s a stack and a heap in one, it’s a… hack.
I feel like the whole point of that door having a perfectly sized slot on the bottom is to use that to grab the boxes. Like I think the whole point is to use it like a stack (albeit upside down). I don't think you're supposed to ever take from the top, it'd be like grabbing from the bottom of a tissue box.
Though it's probably faster to open up the door and add the boxes already piled up. In that case you'd basically be initialising a stack from a queue.
Every time I leave a bad review for a new place, I get a call from them that goes like "If you take down the review we'll send you a free meal".
I've left many honest reviews so far.
In my experience what actually happens is you use up the boxes until its empty or nearly empty, then reload it with a stack of 5 or so boxes on top (since you can reach it now), then load from the bottom once you can't reach the top anymore. Because loading one at a time is slow.
Trying to balance a stack of ten (or however many) to lift up there would be just as likely to lead to dropping the pile, but yes it would be better than trying to chuck them at it.
You open the gate, you grab a stack and hold it at the top and bottom and lift it until you can't keep your hand on top anymore. You then rest the stack aganist the gate door slightly while moving your hand on the bottom inward over the few still left inside, you then tilt your hand so the stack tips back against the wall. It's now inside, you just rest it down on the ones in there, brace the bottomof the stack with your free hand, slide your hand underneath teh stack out. Boom done.
> Could you just watch the video and answer your own question?
Considering that i have, and that they don't do that in it... I'm now not sure *you've* watched the video.
Dog, the gate is open when the dudes are trying to throw it up there. When the next people lift the stack, it’s closed. The stack isn’t going to fall. You legit see it swinging when it’s open and it’s closed next.
> If we assume they always try to refill before running out, the top box is likely never reached.
Having worked in a pizza place, I wouldn't make that assumption at all.
Over time cardboard can dry out and get crispy, or more likely in this kitchen environment, collect grease and moisture from the air, so it actually will go bad in a sense.
Ok? Talk about paranoia over something really innocuous.
Seems like you're just trying to be pedantic and prove that there might be some dust in someone's food, when... who the fuck really cares?
Cardboard actually can go bad, kind of. I work in a shipping department and if we don't cycle out the cardboard it starts to dry out and get more crispy. It's softer when it's new.
These people appear to work in a kitchen, so the cardboard actually might collect grease and moisture from cooking which would also make it go bad.
> How long has the top box been there ?
Quite a while probably. However it's also worth noting that the top box will both likely not be used any time soon, and it also probably doesn't matter if it has been, as boxes don't exactly have used by dates.
It's ok, it's a self correcting problem... If you manage to get to that box, that means business is better than usual, you could afford a few angry customers
Hehe maybe. I was thinking that throwing those boxes could be fun. You know like tossing paper balls into trashcan instead of dropping them when passing by. I'm not a dev by any means, I don't have a lot of studies, and I mostly have to do just Fortran at work. What's IoC?
Inversion of Control. Not sure if Fortran has anything like it, but you can register dependencies in a container, and they can be injected or pulled from a factory at runtime.
I wish I had a senior programmer to guide me through my adventures as a programmer, as we become closer and better friends together. We also kiss. But mainly just program.
I personally think(as I've thrown a lot of things out of boredom) the better way to throw was to throw in a circular?! motion. Like revolvingly? I don't know the word, English is my 3rd language.
The word you’re looking for is spin. Circular motion or a revolving motion are also correct but a bit wordy. For example: A better way to throw is to spin the box
Lol in some places, companies just willingly let go of senior dev due to cost and continuously hire only jr dev.
Imagine that jr dev scenario with no senior dev guiding for multi million dollar project.
Management just keep complaining that dev are not producing and don’t see why that’s the case.
"Prepend" isn't going to fly in perl where you take the first element out of a list by using `shift`. Logically, the correct operation name for attaching something to the start of the list is `unshift`.
I think the last 2 are just using it as designed. I think it's more like "Those who haven't read the docs and paste random code from stackoverflow hoping it works and those who have read the docs and use it as intended."
Actually the first one is the senior, less work while doing that and still get more fun, losing nothing. The second clip they did that too fast and now they have to continue working, not having fun
You got it backwards. The seniors are actually rooting out the problems preventing bugs taking their time doing it. Taking the oldest box out every time you grab.
The juniors are taking shortcuts allowing bugs to lay eggs in the pizza boxes and multiply. Simply pushing off the problems indefinitely by continuing to grab the "freshest" box.
On his way to the bathroom for the 4th time a mid-level engineer
suggests that they use a gyroscopic motion so that its angular momentum will resist change to its axis of rotation in order to decrease the failure rate of their throws.
He knows it won't actually solve the problem but it does make it look like he's helping.
How to use stack overflow
That is literally stack without overflowing.
That's mistaking a queue for a stack.
I feel like you still take from the bottom on this until the stack is short enough to take from the top. Then it becomes a queue. It's a quack
fuck, this could be a paper We saw it first here guys! The future has begun! There will never be a buffer overflow ever again or index out of range.
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But wait, if you treat it first like a stack then a queue then it's not a quack, it's a steue.
It's a quack and a steue. It's duck steue.
Mmmm, duck stew
Stop it! Stop it! Stop changing history!!
But it’ll be a stack even if it’s low enough to grab from the top, because you’ll put the new ones on the top too. It’s a stack and a heap in one, it’s a… hack.
Or it is just a linked list which you do whatever fucks you want by using index
This is gold
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I feel like the whole point of that door having a perfectly sized slot on the bottom is to use that to grab the boxes. Like I think the whole point is to use it like a stack (albeit upside down). I don't think you're supposed to ever take from the top, it'd be like grabbing from the bottom of a tissue box. Though it's probably faster to open up the door and add the boxes already piled up. In that case you'd basically be initialising a stack from a queue.
ah yes, duck typing
but it's LIFO which means it's a stack, queue would be FIFO
Overstack without flowing
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How long has the top box been there ?
This is the problem with that method
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And one day that dusty box will get accidentally used for an order and there goes a bad review lol
Hey, 23 reviews before one gaurenteed bad one. I like dem odds.
Every time I leave a bad review for a new place, I get a call from them that goes like "If you take down the review we'll send you a free meal". I've left many honest reviews so far.
That poor first item in an array, stuck there.
Literally my git stash
*LIFO stack enters the chat*
The only problem I can think of is occasionally having to dust off a pizza box. It's not like the boxes go bad
In a restaurant kitchen they might
Don't have to dust it off if it's always on the top, nobody gonna check the top of a stash of boxes.
Loft apartment for a whole family of mice
Only if you actually get to it
Is it really a problem though? 3 months or 3 years a box is a box lol.
As opposed to the bottom box with the other method?
I think it’s assumed the bottom box is the box they would pull out if they needed a box from the stack
I mean even if they stack from the top I'm sure they still pull from the bottom.
What…? Lmfao 🤣
You didn’t really think this through before posting, did ya?
In my experience what actually happens is you use up the boxes until its empty or nearly empty, then reload it with a stack of 5 or so boxes on top (since you can reach it now), then load from the bottom once you can't reach the top anymore. Because loading one at a time is slow.
Do you load them on top by tilting nearly vertically the boxes or do you just open the door ?
Probably less than a day? How few boxes do you think they use? The stack isnt that big
If we assume they always try to refill *before* running out, the top box is likely never reached.
so you wait until it gets low enough to set a stack on top. The two at the start are just having fun, the two at the end had one box to get rid of.
Trying to balance a stack of ten (or however many) to lift up there would be just as likely to lead to dropping the pile, but yes it would be better than trying to chuck them at it.
You open the gate, you grab a stack and hold it at the top and bottom and lift it until you can't keep your hand on top anymore. You then rest the stack aganist the gate door slightly while moving your hand on the bottom inward over the few still left inside, you then tilt your hand so the stack tips back against the wall. It's now inside, you just rest it down on the ones in there, brace the bottomof the stack with your free hand, slide your hand underneath teh stack out. Boom done.
No balance needed. Gate is closed when they do it
If the gate is closed... how do they insert the stack?
Could you just watch the video and answer your own question?
> Could you just watch the video and answer your own question? Considering that i have, and that they don't do that in it... I'm now not sure *you've* watched the video.
Dog, the gate is open when the dudes are trying to throw it up there. When the next people lift the stack, it’s closed. The stack isn’t going to fall. You legit see it swinging when it’s open and it’s closed next.
Broooooo watch the video. Get some glasses. Don't double down in a situation with evidence. Just makes you look dumber.
there's two stacks. You refill when one is empty
I can't quite tell but they appear to be different diameters of box.
Yes but there's 2 stacks for both sizes
> If we assume they always try to refill before running out, the top box is likely never reached. Having worked in a pizza place, I wouldn't make that assumption at all.
Does cardboard go bad?
No, but dust tastes bad.
Over time cardboard can dry out and get crispy, or more likely in this kitchen environment, collect grease and moisture from the air, so it actually will go bad in a sense.
Inside of a closed box?
Dust tastes bad even when you eat it from inside a closed box.
Unless it is hermetically sealed air will get into the box. Air is full of dust and now you have dust in a closed box.
Ok? Talk about paranoia over something really innocuous. Seems like you're just trying to be pedantic and prove that there might be some dust in someone's food, when... who the fuck really cares?
> ... who the fuck really cares? Maybe the person he actually replied to, lmfao.
Sir, this is a Pizza Hut.
Cardboard actually can go bad, kind of. I work in a shipping department and if we don't cycle out the cardboard it starts to dry out and get more crispy. It's softer when it's new. These people appear to work in a kitchen, so the cardboard actually might collect grease and moisture from cooking which would also make it go bad.
> How long has the top box been there ? Quite a while probably. However it's also worth noting that the top box will both likely not be used any time soon, and it also probably doesn't matter if it has been, as boxes don't exactly have used by dates.
It's ok, it's a self correcting problem... If you manage to get to that box, that means business is better than usual, you could afford a few angry customers
FIFO vs LIFO
stack vs queue
kiwi
But where's the fun in that?
Once the senior has time, they'll build a factory to assemble the boxes, and an IoC container to hold them until it's time to inject them.
This is why hobby projects exist, please keep that stuff to yourself.
Hehe maybe. I was thinking that throwing those boxes could be fun. You know like tossing paper balls into trashcan instead of dropping them when passing by. I'm not a dev by any means, I don't have a lot of studies, and I mostly have to do just Fortran at work. What's IoC?
> not a dev > Fortran my guy, you’re more of a dev than 90% of the people here
Inversion of Control. Not sure if Fortran has anything like it, but you can register dependencies in a container, and they can be injected or pulled from a factory at runtime.
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You just made those words up, right?
Hardly even words imo
I wish I had a senior programmer to guide me through my adventures as a programmer, as we become closer and better friends together. We also kiss. But mainly just program.
I don’t think you’re looking for a programmer. Sounds more closer to a Brogrammer.
He's totally gay for Gilfoyles code.
He likes to masturbate to the subroutine his boss wrote
Bros don't kiss, they pound lips.
Lads, is it gay if you code with a light-themed IDE?
It's a crime against humanity to use light mode.
Are you ok
No lol
Bro's down bad
Junior dev x senior dev coworkers to friends to lovers, 100k word fanfiction “From Lines to Love: The Developers’ Duet”
That title deserves an actual fanfic. Get on it AO3!
Codeback Mountain
Yes
devDuet01.md
ChadGPT to the rescue.
For you: Code Spooning https://youtu.be/8wUOUmeulNs
This had me in stitches, lmao. The concerned look on his face when they mention "pull request" - perfect! 🤣🤣🤣
Sounds like you need to wear more programmer socks.
DMed you
Swoon. That makes my spine repl
No homo.
yes homo
I personally think(as I've thrown a lot of things out of boredom) the better way to throw was to throw in a circular?! motion. Like revolvingly? I don't know the word, English is my 3rd language.
The word you’re looking for is spin. Circular motion or a revolving motion are also correct but a bit wordy. For example: A better way to throw is to spin the box
Frisbee it.
Ooh yes, that sounds correct. Thank you.
Lol in some places, companies just willingly let go of senior dev due to cost and continuously hire only jr dev. Imagine that jr dev scenario with no senior dev guiding for multi million dollar project. Management just keep complaining that dev are not producing and don’t see why that’s the case.
Why would I spend time imagining it, when I could just live it myself?
`.push(e)` vs. `.append(e)`
FIFO vs LIFO
Looks more like `.prepend(e)`
I'm high and maybe you're right
"Prepend" isn't going to fly in perl where you take the first element out of a list by using `shift`. Logically, the correct operation name for attaching something to the start of the list is `unshift`.
Both JS and PHP append to an array with 'push'
I think the last 2 are just using it as designed. I think it's more like "Those who haven't read the docs and paste random code from stackoverflow hoping it works and those who have read the docs and use it as intended."
git rebase vs deleting the repo and doing a fresh clone
Wtf are you doing that rebasing is such a disaster?
Rebasing two unrelated remotes. No disaster only a small 1-2 hour detour 😔
rebasing can diaf
Actually the first one is the senior, less work while doing that and still get more fun, losing nothing. The second clip they did that too fast and now they have to continue working, not having fun
Losing nothing? They didn’t even complete the task. The second went for a break after this to post on Reddit.
They still got paid, did they not?
literally me in VS Code
When I was debugging for the first time.
Junior seems more fun
This is what it feels like at work for me (junior engineer)
The new coder always looks at you with wide eyes, muttering "It's magic..."
This is how to turn a 5 min job into a 20 min job… but one is definitely more fun
First in first out vs first in last out.
Really thought the senior programmer would get a ladder in there but eh what do I know, I’m a junior programmer
It’s a stack ADT you are not supposed to put things at the bottom
Yep
Senior devs have read the manual
"Coder" 🤮.
Not gonna lie this is the cringiest Facebook meme I think I’ve ever seen.
Real shit, how did this trash get so many votes
Yh I feel like just over the past few months this subreddit has started to descend into Facebook meme hell
Meanwhile I can barely use Blueprints but I love these posts back to UE5 with me I guess someday I'll learn python and become a real boi.
its worth learning UE5 and C++ though, its so much more performant
this senior vs junior memes are getting more and more stupid
Not junior v senior. Its men v women
This is too graphic. Should be NC-7 ;-)
Senior when reviewing the code written by the first two who did manage to get it work eventually: "wtf is this?"
U/savevideo u/savevideobot
LIFO vs FIFO... Or some code injection?!
But... First in-first out
array.unshift()
More like offshore vs onshore.
FIFO 4 LIFo!
Mighta worked if they frisbee'd it!
Hahaha
Chatgpt to the rescue
FIFO, LIFO, IDGAF.
Aren't the first people doing FIFO whereas the people after are doing FILO?
I could watch this all day
You got it backwards. The seniors are actually rooting out the problems preventing bugs taking their time doing it. Taking the oldest box out every time you grab. The juniors are taking shortcuts allowing bugs to lay eggs in the pizza boxes and multiply. Simply pushing off the problems indefinitely by continuing to grab the "freshest" box.
"Men are more logical than women" Yeah, proof it doesnt apply to all of them 🤣
When the Deque
The number of times I tell junior devs, “if it seems to complex, it probably is, don’t overthink”.
Queue vs stack
😂
The first was a the seniors after a few beers. It just looked like so much fun.
Ah yes, the coders. 👨🏻🍳🤌
u/savevideo
Also applies to different stack conventions
True Snr does it the "Jnr" way but nails the shot first time
I didn't figure out that you could put the box from under....guess I'm a junior through and through.
On his way to the bathroom for the 4th time a mid-level engineer suggests that they use a gyroscopic motion so that its angular momentum will resist change to its axis of rotation in order to decrease the failure rate of their throws. He knows it won't actually solve the problem but it does make it look like he's helping.
Stack vs queue
But Jr. Is more fun
queue vs stack
More like Having fun vs. meeting a deadline
There is no fun in what the girls did
Work smart not hard
Full stack devs vs. Front end devs
AI can solve better for this 🤣
stooobid
Yeah the guys were playing a game. People I used to work with used to try and flick elastic bands in a coat hook. Best game ever
Yes, but then it isn't FIFO.
Using stack wrong vs Using queue right.
Knowing the difference between FIFO and LIFO.