@gilbert189

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.“

Trends

• t++: Following trends is my life. If you didn't follow what the world is doing, you're not living hard enough.

• t+: I like looking at the silly things people do, and think "maybe I should try that..."

• t: I know what's popular right now.

• t-: I don't feel like I know what the world is doing right now.

• t--: I rather not know what is going on right now. Ignorance is bliss.

• t---: I do not care what the people are doing, nor do I give a crap about following them. This is MY life, and NO ONE can control it.

Cloud computing: imagine faking generosity for a computer

<<< Did you make xscreensaver work?

>>> Yes.

<<< What did it cost?

>>> fcitx5.

TIL about Firefox’s vertical tabs

I may have chosen the worst distro for retro gaming

Whoops

Imagine picking the wrong train…

I can’t sleep.

...
	# Elitism
	l33ts = sorted_pop[:round(POPULATION_SIZE * ELITE_PORTION)]
	n00bs = sorted_pop[round(POPULATION_SIZE * ELITE_PORTION):]
...

Oh wait this isn’t 2006 anymore

My lecturer straight up refuses to read my flowchart only because it has annotations in it, saying that it’s “unreachable”, and thus has no reason to exist

Only when I removed the annotations, he says that he can start to read it

M: “It’s a holey ground around you. Would you rather tiptoe and walk slowly, or quickly leap to the goal and risk falling through a hole?”

K: “Well, if you know where you’re going, you won’t fall to a hole.“

never have I attempted to write a number on their floating point representation by hand

My sister got really mad because her look alike in my TC save got married to Paddler, a Rhythm Heaven character

Now she insisted me to make her break up with him…

procedure insertion sort(a_1, a_2, ..., a_n)
...
    while a_j < a_i
        i := i + 1 // WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?
    m := a_j

This is what we are debating on discrete math class

Am I the only one that writes Promises like this?

new Promise((ok, err) => {
    // ...
})