I dont get it

I dont get it

fake

One of them is eldritch wizardry for estimating an inverse square root.

One of them tries to return the bigger of two numbers but if they're equal spits out an lol randum xD answer

The joke is that men always write code that is intentionally more difficult to read, and they avoid adding comments in order to exert their power over people who do not understand the syntax.

That's pretty funny. I love it when women are shown how inferior they are.

girls are tidy and social XDD

girls a better brogammars :DDD

>guys code takes less space to store

This is why people don't use comments anymore they take extra storage space which adds up over time

You're retarded.

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fake and gay

is this karli character a false flag? i struggle to believe this post is real

No, that's the INTENDED joke. The ACTUAL joke is that the man's code is useful and ingenious, the woman's code says the greater of 12 and 12 is 5.

>implying storage space is not a real issue

I don't get it. Doesn't the code do the same thing?
Sometimes I don't understand men.

I thought this was a meme we made and not an actual twitter convo?

Come on now

It's a fake parody/troll image.

Karlie Kloss is a model who's sort of a spokesperson for coding camps for girls. Sup Forums has ridiculed her in the past for a large number of shell errors that were visible in a photo she posted of her laptop.

The """joke""" is that men write less readable code.

The enraging part (if you take the bait) is that the code on the left is much more complex, correct, and applicable in the real world. Google "fast inverse square root".

I've seen this image but only now did I notice the
a > b && b < a
Jesus, and they're both ints so you can't justify it with overloaded comparasion and templates

I genuinely don't understand what the fuck is going on in the left.

do you even code??

yes but am female

(male)

There's nothing wrong with that! I'm proud of you, you're very brave learning the field of coding which is male dominant and very sexist.

It approximates an inverse square root using bitshifting wizardry and magic numbers.

While the whole "is very sexist" thing is taking it a little far, the field of coding is still male dominated and diversity is important for the success of any business.

It's a fast inverse square root, used by John Carmack in the development of Quake.

FISR is good for determining the surface normal vector and very important to the implementation of light sources and reflected light rays.

Yes! We need equality in technology today, there must be a 50% female workforce or else that company is sexist. Girls love coding and are just as much of nerds as boys are!

nice thumbnail

Yeah but I don't understand bitshifting or the hex number.

>diversity is important for the success of any business
Reminder we only got to the moon thanks to those 3 proud strong african american ladies

>diversity is our strength goyim
It literally isn't.

>Comments have any notable effect on storage and performance
Found the company autist.

if (a < b)
return b;
return a;

WOW, SO HARD

So I know Nothing about coding, but the left looks far more organized.

Also, why does the right explain everything it does at each step.
Doesn't that seem redundant?

what a weird looking bunny

You are no different

Cannot unsee

>The enraging part (if you take the bait) is that the code on the left is much more complex, correct, and applicable in the real world. Google "fast inverse square root".

You may have autism if you think ANYONE would enraged by this simple and obvious fact.

Seems like a useless piece of code to me too.

This isn't fucking real until someone posts a fucking archive. I looked on her twitter feed and couldn't find this.

max(22, 22); // returns 5

>code without comments vs code with too many comments

No that's autism vs extreme autism

t. pajeet

That's a feature

It's misattributed to karlie. You know it turns out you can just make an image and post it as if it were real.

What storage are you talking about fag? Every extra character adds 1 byte to the source txt file, do you know how insignificant 1 byte is when it comes to text storage?

What don't you understand in his code? It's pretty straightforward.
Comments aren't there to describe each line you right.

>needing comments for 10 lines piece of code about basic task

Dumbass, that needs a fucking Wikipedia page to explain it to most mortals. Give it a try, just looking at the source.

a>b = bb && b

>i struggle to believe this post is real
But the nail on the head, it isn't. It's a troll image that consistently fools idiots on Sup Forums who want to attack girl coders. Fun fact, Karlie Kloss doesn't actually do any coding, she's just a celebrity that's funding a coding crash course for others.

>One of them is eldritch wizardry for estimating an inverse square root.
Which is totally outdated by modern standards. Nowadays you can do it with single SSE instruction.

t. Intel

>I'm so random yay! :D
This get me everytime

return Math.max(a,b)

No, you are the joke. It's not a real tweet, and you fell for it hook, line and sinker

It's a photoshopped image by some Sup Forumslack or gamergater. It's supposed to imply that 'stupid bitches' think they're better programmers than men, thus legitimizing having a thread about how bad programmers women are.

>* an int is a number without a decimal *
That has to be trolling.

15MB equals to 15,000,000 bytes. One byte equals to one character.
Average word length in the English language is 5.1 letters per word.
That means that 15MB can hold roughly 2,941,176 words.
The entire Harry Potter book series consists of 1,084,170 words.

That means you can store the collected works of J.K Rowling in your code twice over, and still have more than enough room left over to include all your favorite MLP fanfics. And once you're done fapping you can even add the code you originally intended to write and have enough space for that too.

All in a file size that's less than your average iPhone app.

then why does she have a github account?