Call the compiler, fax it your code [video]
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Call the compiler, fax it your code [video]
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Re: Call the compiler, fax it your code [video]
#2I don't understand. Is this not how everyone browses the web?
Re: Call the compiler, fax it your code [video]
#3Nothing new, we've been doing it like that for ages here in Germany. But it's a cool Hamburger phone.
Re: Call the compiler, fax it your code [video]
#4I don't understand. Is this not how everyone browses the web?
no it's more typical to fax a complete browsing service
Re: Call the compiler, fax it your code [video]
#5Have fun troubleshooting when the OCR keeps mis-identifying one of the semi-colons as a greek question mark!
Re: Call the compiler, fax it your code [video]
#6With Common Lisp, we don't need an infinite roll of paper to prank the faxed compiler. Just
(progn . #1=((print 'foo) . #1#))Re: Call the compiler, fax it your code [video]
#7So my username is a little less ridiculous than I originally thought? :)
The fact that this can introduce OCR bugs into your C code is hilarious, and this is diabolical:
#define one ( 4 - 3 )
#define eleven ( 3 + 4 + 4 )
Re: Call the compiler, fax it your code [video]
#8it would be a cool competition who makes the nicest program using the fax compiler
Re: Call the compiler, fax it your code [video]
#9I don't understand. Is this not how everyone browses the web?
FaxGPT
Re: Call the compiler, fax it your code [video]
#10So my username is a little less ridiculous than I originally thought? :) The fact that this can introduce OCR bugs into your C code is hilarious, and this is diabolical: #define one ( 4 - 3 ) #define eleven ( 3 + 4 + 4 ) Source code is here https://github.com/lexbailey/compilerfax
Need a proper preprocessor to take a code file and make it OCR-safe by substituting for dangerously glyphs.