Indeed it is brother

@electrineer it was a DELL charger that came with my work laptop. It did expose some parts, it was a small PCB and some small wires. Still safe and sound though 😅

@electrineer yes. Now I have it taped shut, although I might have to change the tape soon.

I can absolutely relate to this. I once popped my charger's cap by fiddling with it with my feet.

❌ Charger
✅ Feet warmer

UPDATE: He proposed that I send him the days I have early lessons a month in advance, so that on those days I can start an hour earlier and leave an hour earlier as well. At least it's reasonable. Though I still don't get the whole fixation on working hours, we've got flexible hours anyway, people start and leave half an hour later or earlier respectively. What can I say, all I am is a remote underling worker anyway.

@AlmondSauce he knew full well I'd take a postgraduate degree. You see, in my country there's mandatory military service, which I still haven't fulfilled, and one of the ways to delay it is by being in a state sponsored education program, like a bachelor's or master's. So if I got the job and didn't enroll in post-grad, I'd have to leave my job to serve. Our agreement relied solely on the fact that I'd enroll in a postgrad so that I could legally continue to work.

Bots usually have perfect Elo. Getting them down to a desired number is done through a process of mistraining them in certain situations, or intercepting them. In those situations they tend to play rather unnaturally. So don't take bot Elo for granted.

Also, play on lichess, it's FOSS.

Broke a desk cause of it. Almost broke it again.

Never again.

Reddit in its entirety is trash currently

Amazing

@scrtuxsn9 C is very fast only to a computer.

Had two spots and a shot of Jame'o on the rocks last night. About to get my cappuccino today. Checks out.

I still think writing your project in C or C++ is a borderline mistake that begets this.

If that's an issue, your functions are too big and should be split.

Ah yes. Behold the syntax monstrosity:

go func(msg [5]int) {
// Do something
}([5]int{0, 1, 2, 2, 4, 5})

@rui902 Vegan =/= Vegetarian

Rust chicken: the chicken tried to cross the road, but it didn't implement the copy trait, so now it's stuck to one side.

Open source? Pull request your heart away.

You're gonna have to do this yourself I believe. All the readily available executables are inside the folders in the $PATH environment variable. Open the folders yourself and search for the file.

I don't drink beer. It stinks.

@lopu Guess the closest this possible to what you're asking for is Chrome OS?

Try Fedora.

I use var whenever I can!

My first function ever was a bash function

@sweetnothings Done that with Multisim, but my prof barely knows how to use computers. He wouldn't upload anything before the lockdown.

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@Fast-Nop I told him, and of course he didn't know about it, he didn't even know MATLAB was not free after all. Moreover, I bet he didn't even bat an eye.

@MrMarco I'm super into this stuff, especially languages and Linux technologies. I might as well try to do this sometime. Backwards compatibility is not an issue I believe, after all you can just run bash scripts in Bash and select a different extension for your own shell's scripts. All you need to do is take the things Bash does well and redesign them.

Even if the idea behind Bash is beautiful, truth is the syntax kinda sucks... Why don't you try to make your own shell? Also, you might like FISH (the shell).

Because C is pretty featureless, people using it rely a lot on conventions. Follow the conventions recommended by your development environment, and C will become a piece of cake...