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Charles Diaz
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Brody Nelson
is z80 or m68k asm easier im bored
Daniel Collins
I keep pressing 'q' to quit windows in vim because I'm used to emacs, what do I do?
Jeremiah Young
>electricity is supposed to take "the path of least resistance"
>hit the circuit with a clipper lighter
>shocks my finger
>warps the plastic (?)
how does it work?
Luke Phillips
68k
Logan Myers
set up a macro to have Q hit ctrl+Q or something
Jordan Rivera
micropython is the future of embedded
David Adams
>micropython
is that what she called it?
Lucas Collins
>High-order Virtual Machine (HVM) is a pure functional compile target that is lazy, non-garbage-collected and massively parallel. It is also beta-optimal, meaning that, in several cases, it can be exponentially faster than most functional runtimes, including Haskell's GHC.
Gabriel Nelson
>he fell for the big electricity propaganda
circuits are filled with tiny wizards and they will defend themselves against outsiders
Asher Gonzalez
I am trying to write a haskell program that aligns all the "=" s on a indent level by padding spaces.
so far I have:
breatAtEq :: [Char] -> ([Char], [Char])
breatAtEq = break (\x -> x == '=')
padSpaces :: (String,String) -> Int -> String
padSpaces (s1,s2) n = s1 ++ spaces ++ s2
where spaces = replicate n ' '
but I need to find indentation levels and the further "=" in that level. Anyone can point me on how to detect indent levels? (or some better way of doing this)
William Ward
Does anyone know whose dick I have to suck to get man pages for Xlib on arch?
Liam Collins
Regex
Andrew Rogers
lmao, you really expect foundational libraries in linux to have real documentation?
you WILL stack overflow for examples
you WILL trial and error hopelessly
you WILL be happy
Dylan Butler
she called mine the Anaconda ;)
Brody Rodriguez
im gonna stab them w/ a rusty screwdriver #
also look
comic sans
Nicholas Ramirez
What's the difference between a DSL and a parser that reads a file with some specific syntax and does things based on each line?
Jaxson Ward
>...in Rust
stopped right there
Ian Cox
>a parser that reads a file with some specific syntax and does things based on each line
Technically, that's a DSL *interpreter*, not a DSL itself :^)
Daniel Miller
on gentoo it was simply a matter of enabling the doc use flag, then recompiling libX11, then equery f to see what man pages now are available. on arch maybe there's some aur script or something
Gabriel Fisher
>compile target
what is this
Juan Wood
Think LLVM, but for a completely different class of language.
Lincoln Gomez
Made an extremely advanced website:
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Evan Jackson
>xanthophyll.xyz/ip
that looks incredibly shady
Colton Rodriguez
Xorg has a pdf manual. I also have the man pages because I can look for specific functions, however I'm a retard who can't use man properly, so there you go :)
John Diaz
That's not how the internet works user, going onto a website can't damage your computer.
Christian Price
class Person;
class PersonWithPogoStick;
class PersonWithUzi;
class PersonWithPogoStickAndUzi;
class PersonWithPogoStickUziAndPenis;
class PersonWithPogoStickUziAndVagina;
class PersonWithPogoStickUziPenisAndVagina;
Xavier Bailey
you're right.
I'll click the link VERY soon :^)