Jorengarenar

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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
Literally the first thing I wrote is that there is no requirement a programming language needs to be Turing-Complete.
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
>Sure, SQL is only educational or not programming. Last time I checked SQL was proven to be Turing-Complete? While Excel's formula language wasn't always TC, the program as a whole, I believe, was since the very beginning. >
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
>problematic part of regexing for me: having a different programming language embedded as a string While there is nothing stating programming languages need to be Turing-Complete (and there are in fact examples of non-TC programming lang
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
Just checked and the alarm still ringed despite phone being muted; at least on my phone, alarms need to be muted explicitly.
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
And here I am, writing LaTeX code directly
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
Not necessary to use IDE either, there is e.g. Tagbar plugin for Vim
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
Wouldn't simply muting the device be just as effective? (with the added bonus of being aware in the morning if somebody did actually try to reach out to you during the night)
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
I'm starting to think I'm in minority having Wi-Fi, data, Bluetooth, NFC, GPS et cetera turned off while not actively using them...
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
Yes, that's what I see
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
Perhaps, despite my age, I'm just an out-of-the-loop dinosaur, but I have no clue how does that work. Do phones nowadays have an option to dial multiple numbers to have a group phone call?
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
Looks like the counting just not starting if you make a typo on the very first letter.
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
People call you at night?!
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
Oh right, I forgot as I don't travel too much and almost whole Poland is reasonably well covered.
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
Schrodinger typing - it was both registered as typo and not counted as one.
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
I'm not sure if it's the site problem, but seems like I can just smash keyboard and it registers it as correct? Edit: rather server overload - everything was for a while counted for me as a typo (without a typo counter); now I see
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
I mean, it's not a feature which would get my "voting" attention. While I do hope for it to stay, I don't recall any situation when I wanted for my phone to stop doing its primary (well, at least for me still it is prima
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
>they're trying to create a second "x man bad" with elon now that trump is effectively neutered and irrelevant. Where did you get that Elon and Trump here from?
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
Yes, it was a typo
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
What about de-googled Android?
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
Looks a lot like... slideshows
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
I don't know how true it is, but I remember learning back in elementary school there were cases of Europeans dying from food poisoning after eating some Inuit dishes without proper "training".
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
TL;DR: I have nothing to hide
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
I'm asking about your reasons for choosing conspiracy
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
The worst part: I can imagine it
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
>a sleep scientist at Google A scientist of what at where?!
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
I'm really curious how image of funny dog got turned into conspiracy theory
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
> linux empowers the (...) nintendo switch for its FreeBSD variant But BSD isn't Linux... Both belong to *nix family, but so does macOS
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
For the context: it's related to otokonoko (jap. 男の娘) trope, where a male has a culturally feminine gender expression (although the "reverse trap" also applies); notable example from modern media is Astolfo from Fate franch
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
>I turn the lid down on my laptop and it goes to sleep. It pull it up and the system comes back up. Reliably. Every single time. So does my laptop. And my sister's laptop; and my father's laptop; and my cousin's laptop; yo
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
>Did you know it originates from the CIA? ;) You right in the head?

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