@bhaktishh not like a regular parser, it’s a cool parser?
“Not a number expert.”
On-point like decimals.
@bhaktishh not like a regular parser, it’s a cool parser?
Lately I've noticed an almost cult-like mentality among stopped clock deniers. And if you had asked me six hours ago, I would've agreed with them—that clock was literally as wrong as it can possibly be. But if you're not looking at that clock right this moment,
Modest proposal: you're not allowed to do philosophy or macroeconomics unless you make a living doing physical labor for 15 years first.
@vitaut Gonna have to start eating 9/10ths of an avocado toast
@ricci ah, that old saw “I’ve got wood and I need sheep.”
Check out the word problem in this monoid: <a, b | aba=aa, baa=aab>
(1) If any two apples are at least two bananas apart, for example like this, then this string cannot be transformed into anything else:
🍌🍌🍌🍎🍌🍌🍌🍌🍎🍌🍌🍎
(Neither of the two rules, in either direction, can apply to this string; it doesn't contain 🍎🍌🍎 or 🍎🍎, and thus, it cannot contain 🍌🍎🍎 or 🍎🍎🍌 either.)
Next...
I can and will rant about stuff I’ve learned through trial and error about presenting things devs can do to improve their system’s security and privacy in actionable ways, when threat modeling. Today, I’m doing it *with slides*, about 40m from now :D https://www.threatmodcon.com/agenda/listening-for-effective-threat-modeling
@ricci @BearGriffin wait… does anyone consider one to not be odd?
@cross @BearGriffin we’ve had at least two AI winters already!
(I would say more, but it’s harder to get people to agree on them other than the late 1970s and the early 90s.)
@joe @mattiem @Catfish_Man [oblig. XKCD]
@Catfish_Man @mattiem (Where by "now", I mean "since the 1950s": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mc7eb1i9o4)
@Catfish_Man @mattiem > how they did arithmetic wrong
David, we don't say that now.