u/Humdaak_9000

Do better guise.

What I have:

webapp.get("/ota",
           std::bind(&KLRJelly::handleOTA, this, PH_1, PH_2));
webapp.get("/lamp",
           std::bind(&KLRJelly::handleLamp, this, PH_1, PH_2));
webapp.get("/cylon",
           std::bind(&KLRJelly::handleCylon, this, PH_1, PH_2));

I want to be able to call something like this:

template<class X> void blinder(const char* path, X&&)
{
    webapp.get(path, std::bind(X, this, PH_1, PH_2));
}

Ideally I'd like to pass it a map<path, member>.

I was having a discussion in a bar the other day. People were flat-out unaware that Giantfarte believes earth is 6000 years old.

People participate in democracy without having any sort of detailed picture of what's going on. They don't pay attention. We're doomed.

I've got a long software career, but I'm retargeting to focus on robotics. I wonder if the distinct feel of typesetting my resume in Computer Modern would make it more noticeable to people who've read a million papers in it.

And lame ones at that.

//using namespace std::placeholders; // _1, _2, etc
#define PH_1 std::placeholders::_1
#define PH_2 std::placeholders::_2
using PH_3 = std::placeholders::_3;

application.cpp:21:33: error: _3' in namespace 'std::placeholders' does not name a type using PH_3 = std::placeholders::_3;

I'm a road biker and I detest carrying anything heavier than a key, credit card and phone.

Short guy, full beard, was into computers.

Edit: Ken Fortney, he's apparently retired and in Ohio now.

Other than the obvious answer that he's just a nutbag?

Sure, he put a lot of work into it, but so have many serial killers. Did he really think he was going to change anyone?

I want more power armor on screen. But of course, Ringo has a certain reputation, and he does often work with some really reprehensible people.

I wish we could get a second Hedren war book though. 17-year cliffhangers are no fun.

say I'm feeding a load bank that is recharging a battery, or even dumping into a bank of incandescent lights, or ideally driving an inverter and feeding power back into the grid. I'd like to build with off the shelf parts as much as possible. I know a lot of electronic speed controllers for RC work can do regenerative braking, but I don't know how precisely they can be controlled.