Should've included the .git folder too so that we could find out what Yanderedev has done over time
God the cringe...
They won't actually feel that way come a few years down the line. We've all said or done shit in our past we find cringeworthy now. It seems right at the time, but as you mature you re-evaluate yourself and opinions change.
That's enough.
You know, I thought before that any dirrect attempts to cause harm to him are unwelcome, but the reality is that his remaining followers are too dense to tell this from any constructive criticism. And it is not because that they are just young and stupid (many of them are, yes), Cleveland is older than Alex and I knew a guy who's friend is 20+ years old, but he defends Alex with religious zealousness, even though he never lets something like this to slip from any major developer.
Don't forget that they are also posting Facebook level "memes"
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It's great because what MOST LIKELY was happening was the programmer looked at the code, realized it was shit, and started cleaning it up so it flowed better and was easier to work with. Changing foo == false to '!' Isnt enough to make you not recognize your own code unless you are completely retarded. So he shit all over his help because they couldnt get his game unbanned. That's what I think is the real cause of all this.I love the part about how he "couldn't recognize his code". Like, I've never heard about a coding equivalent of autistic faceblindness before. It's unheard-of, like an autist not being able to tell apart Lego bricks or Thomas the Tank Engine characters
17,000 lines.
Wonder how many lines a normal programmer that knew a few things would have. Probably would be much less than 25% of the current.
I don't understand why he implemented his student logic with O(n^2) complexity like this. I don't understand why any of this is the way it is. It isn't even the if/elseif/elseif shit or collections not being used where you should obviously use them, but the entire infrastructure of this everything is just bad and painful to expand on. I don't know if you could pay me enough to care about rewriting this shit.
