Let’s play a game of “Fortunately, Unfortunately“. Respond the previous post (the first comment below this post) by replying this post (not the previous post!)
I’ll start with: “I found this website.“
wait, people get addicted to chess?
(after reading on Lichess how to make oneself stop playing)
why did it cross my mind that gofundme (and others like that) is a place for e-begging
I had an idea of a bot that sends hourly (or if not possible, daily) posts that people have submitted to the bot. (The bot never reuses the messages people submitted.) Kinda like a bulletin board that people queue to get their messages in.
Not sure where I would host it in since I have none of such currently, but it’s an interesting idea that I would like to use for my own ;)
Google made (showed) a bullet hell game and I didn’t even notice it
edit: the bullet hell is not as un-hell as I thought, also nice music
Imagine getting locked out on your own assignment repository (even when the deadline is still 24 hours later)
Not because I should, but because I can.
Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should.
Do you want to use a reasonable library with its last commit being 6 years ago, or a bloated one with 8 hours?
/**
* Tokens for use in parsers.
*/
public class Token {
/*
Me: Mom, can we have ADTs?
Mom: We already have ADTs in Java
ADTs in Java:
*/
public record Number(BigInteger num) {}
public record Word(String name, BigInteger prefix) {}
public record SequenceBuilder(BigInteger[] initial, Token[] operation) {}
public record MacroStart(String name) {}
public record MacroEnd() {}
}someone on esolangs.org (apparently also called Gilbert) wants to make an esolang with me
uhhhhhhhhhh
chess learning progress:
need to learn opening (currently it’s all over the place)
middlegame and endgame should be improved (puzzle run went mostly OK)
had to remember pawns are sometimes useful