@lopis Yes I do realize that, but this statement is basically one step before using it as a noun.. I'm only extrapolating in my comment :)

@enjoythecode the reason I say that is not because it's not obvious, but because I don't find these things impressive. I instead pitty the people who had to spend so much time hardcoding stuff, hoping that someone would actually ask that question, maybe get a laugh out of it and even post it to a social network or two..

@wubstepper well you could hash it on the client for the signup process

@Minzkraut wirds auch, es ist dann das & für das nächste &amp:

kannsts so betrachten:
(&)amp; wird zu (&)amp;
einfach ohne klammern

@wubstepper They could just hash your input and compare the hashes, so this doesn't mean that they sore unencrypted passwords

@Minzkraut
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Win 98 with some rad desktop backgrounds :)

Wait what, why is nano even an option in this post??

Linux
Arch
Chrome
Emacs

cinnamon is the prettiest of them all :) but if you're not opting for aesthetics but purely for productivity, i'd go for i3

just pushed you up to 32 mate :)

putStr "Hello World\n"

well what part of haskell is fp theory and what is syntax? there is no clear separation between the two, but in general I'd say the theory is a lot more important, especially if you want to build SOLID stuff.
But if you're talking about hello world stuff or funny little apps to impress your friends, then the percentages are indeed inverted :D

looks quite cool, but i bet the startup times will be terrible now..

OMG THE FONT

KILL IT

PLEASE MAKE IT GO AWAY

@Letmecode or, you know, you could just download chrome for them..

Switzerland :)

let's just admit this we all got it wrong when we first encountered it :D

@n1had it's the dark theme in intelliJ stuff

@NMerz you understand my pain. Pressing F12 every time before my computer starts in to arch linux...

I'll just let it sit there for now, maybe I'll worry about it later..

(also, this is probably the same thing the last few devs before me did as well)

update: found a repo online that had just 1 commit: the state of the code that's currently in the project...

no information about the user, no other repos..

@meain starting to assume that everyone on here is using sublime or atom and doesn't care about the vim / emacs debate..

// why?

How to vim:
:q!
emacs

*takes cover for the flame war*

This is probably just hardcoded..

@Pgdevpatryk let me speed that code up for you:
* tag list is always sorted
* sort words in rant
* linear pass through both lists simultaneously to find matches

there - it's in n log n now and not just in quadratic :)

@tahnik always glad to help :)

\person -> person*100

I'm SO looking forward to your next few rants :D this is gonna end great, trust me