
u/StrikingClub3866

Is it a coincidence how everyone in the main C++ Discord server is morbidly obese?
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ACT 1 OF THE CONSERVATIVE LADS REVIVAL TOUR l
Go to r/ConservativeLads, pick a flair, then go to the pinned post to hold discussions with people of any affiliation
What is your political affiliation and why? (NO HATING ON ONE SIDE)
reddit.comI can't join the school sports teams
They're split into girls and boys but I'm not a girl and not a "real" boy. And what I learned from gym class is that I'm too much of a guy to be in the girls changeroom and not enough to be in the guys'. Sucks cause I love football but oh well. Trans FtM btw.
Female college student off her own porch by her hair, dragged to a stop sign, and then beat unconscious two separate times by group of 50+. No arrests and police failed to respond until hours later.
I made my first script with a "function"
All it does is add two numbers.
```
+>++[<+>-]
```
To change what is does (ex. subtract) just change the symbol in the middle of the <>:
```
+>++[<->-]
```
I own the WGC's retarded cousin, but for conservatives!
Welcome to r/ConservativeLads, a place where right-wing teenagers can come together and talk friendly, debate, share memes, and more!
Centrists/left-wingers are also allowed, just remember the human!
I have decided to simulate a PC using paper
RAM - 10 * 10 squares, each on 3 sheets. Contains either a character, an integer, or an opcode.
ASM - A program written on paper. RAM is changed accordingly. Syntax for ASM is:
MOVE X Y VALUE
PRINT X - Pushes characters to RAM, along with the PRINT opcode (0x01)
ADD XY1 XY2 XY3 - Adds XY1 and XY2, pushes to XY3.
SUB XY1 XY2 XY3 - Subtracts XY1 and XY2, pushes to XY3.
MULTIPLY XY1 XY2 XY3 - Multiplies XY1 and XY2, pushes to XY3.
DIVIDE XY1 XY2 XY3 - Divides XY1 and XY2, pushes to XY3.
INPUT - Pushes user input to RAM
forever - Loops forever
clear - Clears all of RAM
match X case Y - Matches X to condition Y
start - Starts the ASM interpreter
I/O BUFFER - Recieves I/O from RAM, then prints it to the screen
SCREEN - Recieves I/O from the I/O BUFFER
PaperOS - Written in ASM
```
print Welcome to PaperOS!
print --- COMMANDS ---
print ASM - Starts an ASM interpreter
print EXIT - Exits program
forever
print >
match input
case ASM
exec input
case EXIT
clear
start
```
ex. "print Hello World!" would put all characters of "Hello World!" on RAM, then a "0x01" opcode, then "start" which would allow the interpreter to send "Hello World!" to I/O.