BORN TO PRINT
INKJET IS A FUCK
Print Head Replacement Incomplete 2026
I am waste ink mechanism
3 MILLION MILLILITRES OF INK WASTED
INKJET IS A FUCK
Print Head Replacement Incomplete 2026
I am waste ink mechanism
3 MILLION MILLILITRES OF INK WASTED
cat with no specific duties (probably gay)
pfp by https://www.furaffinity.net/user/k0ksya/
pfp alt text: chibi black cat lying on his stomach on a cloud
banner alt text: LCD showing "owo whats this?" on a messy breadboard
| Pronomnoms | he/it |
| Distance traveled around sun | 23 * 2π AU |
| Webbed site | https://fkfd.me/furry |
| Meow? | Meow :3 |
Michigan State University Extension
What I Want
What I Don't Want
So I decided to give this "vibe coding" a try. Not so familiar with the other AI models, I chose Grok.
I'm working with some low-level C++ where a class needs to automatically free itself in its destructor. Grok wrote
if (this) { delete this; }
But I think the if wrapper is an overkill, because (1) delete handles nullptr safely, and (2) if an object exists, shouldn't this always be non-null?
So I asked Grok,
"Grok, is this true?"