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I don’t like my nose shape

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    wrote on last edited by kshegunov
    #1

    Hi,
    Can you help me please?
    I want to get Rhinoplasty because I don’t like my nose shape.
    I have searched a lot about different places and doctors and also about the price. On one of the websites which I found in my searches, I understood that Rhinoplasty is cheap in Iran and its quality is high.

    Have you ever heard anything about it? Do you have any experience?

    [Edit: Link removed ~kshegunov]

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      wrote on last edited by AxelVienna
      #2

      Given the fact that my personal nose is already very beautiful, this code didn’t improve anything for me. If your nose is really ugly and the code below doesn’t help, you may want to see a shrink.

      QNose reShape(const QNose &myOldNose=QNose::createUglyNose())
      {
          QNoseCreator nc(myOldNose,this);
          srand(time(null));
          QNose newNose = myOldNose;
          
          while(newNose==myOldNose) newNose=nc.createBeautifulNose(rand());
      
          return newNose;
      }
      

      C++ and Python walk into a bar. C++ reuses the first glass.

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      • AxelViennaA AxelVienna

        Given the fact that my personal nose is already very beautiful, this code didn’t improve anything for me. If your nose is really ugly and the code below doesn’t help, you may want to see a shrink.

        QNose reShape(const QNose &myOldNose=QNose::createUglyNose())
        {
            QNoseCreator nc(myOldNose,this);
            srand(time(null));
            QNose newNose = myOldNose;
            
            while(newNose==myOldNose) newNose=nc.createBeautifulNose(rand());
        
            return newNose;
        }
        
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        JonB
        wrote on last edited by JonB
        #3

        @AxelVienna
        Verify your code does not cause a newNose leak. These are embarrassing.

        Also, it is not clear whether you are destroying the old ugly nose or returning it to the pool of available noses. If the latter you ought call myOldNose.wipe() first, to ensure clean code.

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          AxelVienna
          wrote on last edited by AxelVienna
          #4

          @JonB
          While your points are certainly valid, according to RFC42424242 QNose objects must actually be leaked and their addresses must not be stored in pointers anywhere. Imagine I get hold of your QNose* and call delete()!

          C++ and Python walk into a bar. C++ reuses the first glass.

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          • AxelViennaA AxelVienna

            @JonB
            While your points are certainly valid, according to RFC42424242 QNose objects must actually be leaked and their addresses must not be stored in pointers anywhere. Imagine I get hold of your QNose* and call delete()!

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            wrote on last edited by
            #5

            Well This is the most funniest and savage reply in the whole forum
            LOL 🤣🤣🤣

            Let's make QT free or It will go forever

            TRUE AND FALSE <3

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              #6

              But you should be using std::nose. QNose supports the non-standard call QNose::select(). The standard call for this is std::nose::pick().

              C++ is a perfectly valid school of magic.

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