I recently told a friend that I manage to earn around $400 a day without spending much time on it- and he was honestly surprised. We both started from pretty regular backgrounds: he’s now on Wall Street, and I mainly trade. Even with a steady income, we’re always curious about new ways to grow That’s how I stumbled upon a small online test here on Reddit and decided to give it a shot. The outcome turned out better than I expected. I shared it with my friend too - he was skeptical at first, but a few hours later, we both had some new experience under our belts and our first $200 in returns. If you’re curious about where I came across it, you can take a look at [Poyoarya](https://www.reddit.co
My friend, a real crypto freak, u/Poyoarya, told me that he had earned several thousand dollars in six days. To be honest, I wasn't surprised- he always found ways to make money. I told him, “Don't bother me with your complicated schemes,” but he just smiled and suggested that I try it myself. As it turned out, the method was very simple and straightforward. That same evening, I earned $270, and now I'm making about $300-400 a day as extra income, alongside my main job and college studies. So if anyone is looking for alternative ways to make money, I think it's worth checking out his profile, he explained everything in detail
For the new forum channels, you can filter by tags as I have seen from screenshots from others.
On my desktop app and browser however, the corresponding panel is just missing for me in all forums channels. Is there a fix for this or is this just a bug that I need to wait on discord for to fix?
This means when the previous count is x, your count is (ax + c) % m, with m=1000, and a=101 and c=999
I choose the parameters so that we have exactly 1000 unique steps till a period occurs (and so that the math is pretty simple). This means that when the next thread gets created new parameters need to be chosen.
For this thread: when you have a number with digits abc, new number is dbc - 1 with d=(a+c) % 10. All numbers are below a 1000, and each number below 1000 occurs exactly once. Here is a cheatsheet of all c
I recently thought about writing an interpreter for C, probably in C. Do you know of any similar projects?
My idea was that the interpreter would be able to perfectly simulate the C standard, notice any undefined/implementation-defined behavior and simulate different compilers. This would allow simple debugging/visualization. You can also easily track memory, recognize memory leaks, recognize out of bounds error, etc...
A while back, the now deleted user u/ac1235designed a language F. Pretty fast, I had a working Interpreter, quickly followed by a compiler to python-AST. Now, almost half a year later, I added a compiler to C, preparing for a compiler to llvm. I am doing this to train this side of language implementations, so this will never be a completely finished project. But I am proud of this step, and wanted to share: https://github.com/MegaIng/F
The compiler will only work on systems with some kind of gcc installed. Otherwise you have to change the code. (If you have another C-compiler in us
This is my first self-designed language and the first try/version of it that I am willing to upload. This is not in anyway finished and currently is not even close to be Turing-complete. It is also completely undocumented aside from this post.
So this language (I am still missing a name) consists of two parts:
The feature definition
The actual code
The feature definition defines the syntax that can be used in the actual code on a token basis. Currently these definitions still have to happen inside of python, but will be moved from there sooner or later. These feature definitions have the following syntax:
feature_header: "[" (name|typed_parameter)+ "]" "->" name
typed_para
