Notices by bitey cat bite bite bite bite (cybermeow@cybre.space), page 39

@rye if I share a picture of the wings I am ordering will it make you feel included

@rye IM TELLING

@uranther

Pros:
Federate with ALL THE SERVERS
Make a thing for your friends
Have a silly domain
Have a serious domain
You control the theme and moderation
Probly more I dunno

Cons:
Docker
You control the moderation (or maybe not if you wanna delegate)
Hosting or securing your home internet

Time for some GOSH DARN HAWT WINGS

@lanodan_tmp you could make a vm or try to run it in chroot

@Concerned_Catgirl "anarchists need to know their place, good anarchists work to prune the system of in needed parts and then recreate it"

--actual trot

@Concerned_Catgirl trots are worse then the average tankie

Apperantly japan isn't too queer friendly, oh well , theres always germany

@radtabby would it help if I sent you a working implementation?

@radtabby its like a search except instead of returning a value it instead instantiates a value.

@radtabby

void insert(int i, Tree h){
if(h->data > i ){
//either call this function on the left tree ormake a new tree there if its null
}

//handle duplicate data here

if(h->data < i){
//either call this function on the right tree or make a new tree there if its null.
}

}

@chr @radtabby this is called an in order traversal

@radtabby @chr the idea is that because the left node is smaller and the right node is larger, if you go through the tree with a function that looks at the left nod efirst, then the current node, then the right node, it will visit all nodes in order of smallest value to larger value no matter the depth of the tree.

@chr (another quick side note, you should use c++ and classes, because they are garbage collected automatically as the stack unwinds.) (look up reference types vs value types)

@radtabby http://www.zentut.com/c-tutorial/c-binary-search-tree/

@radtabby you want to BST in C?

make a struct. in the struct are two pointers to instances of the same struct.

The idea is that one pointer is left and the other one is right. the left pointer holds smaller values and the right pointer holds larger values.

@lifning @dvddpl it depends, has stdlib caused a segfualt yet?

@venko inspited: multitrack dfiting while your copilot is multiwindow editing.