He used to seem pretty even-handed and nonpartisan, but I feel like he's really ratcheted up rightwing rhetoric lately, especially WRT immigrants.
He's gone the way of Ryan McBeth. No longer trust him, jokes ring more towards cruelty than missiletism.
I think there was at least one other topping, and some nonstandard cheese. Olive oil based sauce, I think? I used to have an old menu but I can't find it.
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.