milesrout

D:
cd "Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox"
VBoxManage.exe setextradata "Arch2" "CustomVideoMode1" "1920x1200x24"

milesrout

    I was proudly shown some production "web code" yesterday.  Cutting 
    edge stuff, apparently.  A single file contained HTML, css, and JS.
 
    The first thing that hit me is JS didn't contain any semicolon's - 
    something I found disquieting.  I was told "no, we don't use them 
    any more".  But what about the problems with that pointed out by 
    "Javascript - The Good Parts", I asked.  The reply was, "oh, no 
    one does this stuff without running it through an aggressive 
    linter, so its completely safe - mostly strictly type safe in 
    fact".  (That was nice - evidently at least some of the scars

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prepositions = """
    aboard, about, above, across, after, against, along, amid, among, anti,
    around, as, at, before, behind, below, beneath, beside, besides, between,
    beyond, but, by, concerning, considering, despite, down, during, except,
    excepting, excluding, following, for, from, in, inside, into, like, minus,
    near, of, off, on, onto, opposite, outside, over, past, per, plus,
    regarding, round, save, since, than, through, to, toward, towards, under,
    underneath, unlike, until, up, upon, versus, via, with, within, without
    """.split(', ')

milesrout

* Now talking on ##secretsecret123
<Wolfy87> So stealthy.
<mrout> Sooooo stealthy.
* ChemicalRascal ([email protected]) has joined ##secretsecret123
<ChemicalRascal> Boo.
<Wolfy87> 3/5 or so. Not bad.
<mrout> Secret secret indeed.
<mrout> Not bad at all.
<Wolfy87> Are we really expecting anyone else?
<ChemicalRascal> DarkSpartan, Terry indicated that they were able to make the time, I think.

milesrout

import collections
import random

def randprog(length=12):
    return ''.join(random.choice('><+-[]') for i in range(length))

def execute(prog, tape):
    i = 0
    j = 0
    l = len(prog)

milesrout

# Traditional Makefile style: (different wildcard symbol)
# \forall_{$} $.c -> $.o
*.o: *.c
	gcc -c $.c -o $.o
	
# From and to variables:
# Using $^ (from) and $v (to)
*.o: *.c
	gcc -c $^ -o $v

milesrout

/*
 * Evaluate the expression used in a ":for var in expr" command.
 * "arg" points to "var".
 * Set "*errp" to TRUE for an error, FALSE otherwise;
 * Return a pointer that holds the info.  Null when there is an error.
 */
void *eval_for_line(char_u *arg, int *errp, char_u **nextcmdp, int skip)
{
  forinfo_T   *fi;
  char_u      *expr;

milesrout

#include <iostream>
#include <limits>
#include <stdexcept>
#include <exception>
using namespace std;

static const unsigned long long int max_ull
	= std::numeric_limits<unsigned long long int>::max();

constexpr unsigned long long int

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<milesrout> quote 1
<scybot> [1/1] 2012-04-09 <rmmh> dcpu studio feels like a post-USSR pascal programmer wrote it
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<scybot> [1/1] 2012-04-10 <Tobba> this is genius as fuck
<milesrout> quote 3
<scybot> [1/1] 2012-04-10 <Tobba> this is artistic as fuck
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<scybot> [1/1] 2012-04-10 <Tobba> the entire function is pure magic lol
<milesrout> quote 5
<scybot> [1/1] 2012-04-10 <MostAwesomeDude> I'm unquotable.

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<milesrout> quote 1
<scybot> [1/1] 2012-04-09 <rmmh> dcpu studio feels like a post-USSR pascal programmer wrote it
<milesrout> quote rmmh
<scybot> no quotes found
<milesrout> quote 2
<scybot> [1/1] 2012-04-10 <Tobba> this is genius as fuck
<milesrout> quote 3
<scybot> [1/1] 2012-04-10 <Tobba> this is artistic as fuck
<milesrout> quote 4
<scybot> [1/1] 2012-04-10 <Tobba> the entire function is pure magic lol