well, if we go by the title then I would expect that he's writing the code on a piece of paper and not typing into a computer - heh
But, okay, that could make a valid excuse.
But, what you cannot excuse yourself for, is that you don't really add any functionality. In fact, you don't reproduce all the functionality let alone adding more.
I just looked at the first example / utility he implemented; which was 'touch'
Will this actually update the 'last modified' date for an already existing file?
Also, there's a standard way of processing command line arguments on Linux/Unix, which is not being followed here.
No it will *replace* or create the files "touched" by an empty file.
Major bug in the first command.
Technically, yes, it updates the last modified date, by actually emptying the file. He should have use "w+" or "a" instead of "w".
PS: I like this guy.
to be fair the title didn't promise it would be done well
well, if we go by the title then I would expect that he's writing the code on a piece of paper and not typing into a computer - heh
But, okay, that could make a valid excuse.
But, what you cannot excuse yourself for, is that you don't really add any functionality. In fact, you don't reproduce all the functionality let alone adding more.
But it's no AI, it's organic, hand woven, the toil and pain of really putting it down by hand... or something of the sort.
Primitive technology, modern look
True slop ?
The true ultimate expression of the human condition.
sometimes, I really miss coding by hand