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Here's a collection of relevant links for the lazy: * Animated gif: https://twitter.com/marian42_/status/1061785383057440768 * GitHub page (demo in Uni

Here's a collection of relevant links for the lazy: * Animated gif: https://twitter.com/marian42_/status/1061785383057440768 * GitHub page (demo in Unity): https://github.com/marian42/wavefunctioncollapse * Original Wave Function Collapse Algorithm: https://github.com/mxgmn/WaveFunctionCollapse

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delinka 8y ago
I’m too lazy to copypasta the links. Can you please reformat to make them clickable?
- MrStonedOne 8y ago
  Animated gif https://twitter.com/marian42_/status/1061785383057440768 https://twitter.com/marian42_/status/1061785383057440768 GitHub page (demo in Unity) https://github.com/marian42/wavefunctioncollapse https://github.com/marian42/wavefunctioncollapse Original Wave Function Collapse Algorithm https://github.com/mxgmn/WaveFunctionCollapse https://github.com/mxgmn/WaveFunctionCollapse
  - colecut 8y ago
    and they call you people lazy
    - MisterTea 8y ago
      We're focused.
  - kexx 8y ago
    I'm too lazy to click the link, please explain what is happening if I clicked them
- naikrovek 8y ago
  That's not what "copypasta" means, you're thinking of "copy and paste." "Copypasta" is when you copy sections of code from one or more program's source code and paste it into another, trying to pluck specific functionality from them, and create a mess in the destination program doing it.
  - meko 8y ago
    While a clever interpretation, that's not what copypasta means. It's literally a permutation of the phrase 'copy and paste'; popularized on 4chan, as a term for posts that would be repeatedly copy/pasted.
    - deathanatos 8y ago
      There's something special about it when applied to code though. Spaghetti code that's been copy/pasted is, in particular, quite worthy of being called "copypasta".
      - anonytrary 8y ago
        I have never seen the term being used in programming (for code) this way to refer to spaghetti code. Unless your definition caught on, using it that way would just confuse people, because copypasta already means something else.
        lloeki 8y ago
        I concur that this is an interpretation I encountered, that is bad copy/paste of possibly good code (often from stackoverflow) that results in spaghetti/pasta code, due to pasted code not being reformatted/refactored to fit surrounding code.
        deathanatos 8y ago
        To be clear: specifically when copy-pasting, just particularly when the code is already spaghetti. (Because who commits just one sin?) The copy/pasting is the critical element.

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delinka 8y ago

I’m too lazy to copypasta the links. Can you please reformat to make them clickable?

MrStonedOne 8y ago
Animated gif https://twitter.com/marian42_/status/1061785383057440768 https://twitter.com/marian42_/status/1061785383057440768 GitHub page (demo in Unity) https://github.com/marian42/wavefunctioncollapse https://github.com/marian42/wavefunctioncollapse Original Wave Function Collapse Algorithm https://github.com/mxgmn/WaveFunctionCollapse https://github.com/mxgmn/WaveFunctionCollapse
- colecut 8y ago
  and they call you people lazy
  - MisterTea 8y ago
    We're focused.
- kexx 8y ago
  I'm too lazy to click the link, please explain what is happening if I clicked them
naikrovek 8y ago
That's not what "copypasta" means, you're thinking of "copy and paste." "Copypasta" is when you copy sections of code from one or more program's source code and paste it into another, trying to pluck specific functionality from them, and create a mess in the destination program doing it.
- meko 8y ago
  While a clever interpretation, that's not what copypasta means. It's literally a permutation of the phrase 'copy and paste'; popularized on 4chan, as a term for posts that would be repeatedly copy/pasted.
  - deathanatos 8y ago
    There's something special about it when applied to code though. Spaghetti code that's been copy/pasted is, in particular, quite worthy of being called "copypasta".
    - anonytrary 8y ago
      I have never seen the term being used in programming (for code) this way to refer to spaghetti code. Unless your definition caught on, using it that way would just confuse people, because copypasta already means something else.
      - lloeki 8y ago
        I concur that this is an interpretation I encountered, that is bad copy/paste of possibly good code (often from stackoverflow) that results in spaghetti/pasta code, due to pasted code not being reformatted/refactored to fit surrounding code.
      - deathanatos 8y ago
        To be clear: specifically when copy-pasting, just particularly when the code is already spaghetti. (Because who commits just one sin?) The copy/pasting is the critical element.