fuzztester

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by fuzztester 7mo ago
Can Raku do something like this? I was lightly exploring it recently, and I thought I saw that something like this may be possible with it.
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by fuzztester 7mo ago
thanks.
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by fuzztester 7mo ago
saw the reply a bit late, but thanks.
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by fuzztester 7mo ago
thanks.
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by fuzztester 7mo ago
people exploit anything for attention/etc. on the Internet.
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by fuzztester 7mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47161422
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by fuzztester 7mo ago
Let's have more programming language posts (even about "retro" ones like Icon, SNOBOL, Bliss, MUMPS, etc.), guys. And less about AI topics. Om. https://emojipedia.org/om https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by fuzztester 8mo ago
Can you name (in Tamil, but written in English) and describe the dishes in which those lotus parts are used? Interested.
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by fuzztester 8mo ago
>Tcl/Tk to this day is the best tool to make GUI frontends for CLI applications. Why? Please elaborate. I've heard others say this, but would like to know more. >Besides that, in the past I used it in production for intranet
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by fuzztester 8mo ago
Why did you think of changing the ip address?
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by fuzztester 8mo ago
what's the latest news about OpenD, anyone? I had read about the split (D vs. OpenD) recently on the Dlang newsgroup. Also, just had the thought that the split may damage Dlang's progress / prospects, for users, like the Phob
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by fuzztester 8mo ago
>Oh a programming language certainly needs to have traction and community for it to succeed, or be a viable option for serious projects. You are totally right, sir. >You can code your quines in whatever you'd like, but a serious
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by fuzztester 8mo ago
thanks.
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by fuzztester 8mo ago
Can you explain what BetterC is, and what it is used for? I think there's also something called ImportC. Not sure what that is either. I read the D blog sometimes, and have written some programs in D, but am not quite clear about thes
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by fuzztester 8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carpentry Carpenters make many things besides houses. See the section "Types of carpentry".
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by fuzztester 8mo ago
Kali Yuga. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kali_Yuga
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by fuzztester 8mo ago
how?
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by fuzztester 8mo ago
Here are some I remember: Black bug's blood and red bug's blood. (Trickier than it seems - try repeating it fast many times.) Round and round the rugged rock, the ragged rascal ran.
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by fuzztester 8mo ago
Greek yogurt has a lot of protein?
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by fuzztester 8mo ago
Also, I love mnemonics. They make many topics easier to remember. Related: Sanskrit has tons of them. https://duckduckgo.com/?t=fpas&q=sanskrit+mnemonics&ia=web
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by fuzztester 8mo ago
thanks.
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by fuzztester 8mo ago
thanks.
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by fuzztester 8mo ago
>a lot of Korean food is fermented Examples, other than kimchi and probably some fish sauces? Don't know much about Korean food, but I liked what I tried, the few times I ate at a Korean restaurant.
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by fuzztester 8mo ago
Sourdough bread too?
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by fuzztester 8mo ago
I was hoping some people would mention other interesting programming languages in this thread, with links.
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by fuzztester 9mo ago
oh, wow, great info, thanks. i knew about the general concept from high school math (where it is called open and closed intervals) and also about Python ranges, but didn't know about it in connection with vim. Got it now.
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by fuzztester 9mo ago
there are no good brexits, bro. god promise.
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by fuzztester 9mo ago
Until ... 10 . 9 . 8 ...
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by fuzztester 9mo ago
and "means little" to who? to you, maybe. what a stupid statement. india is many many times bigger than nepal in area. and with a much higher population. world's highest, in fact. google both those points. no one except you,
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by fuzztester 9mo ago
"and much better". ha ha ha. that is entirely subjective, and you yourself said "imo". i am not denying that it may feel better - to you . maybe read: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_gustibus_non_e

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