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Computer scientists love to yell "Connect Four is a SOLVED GAME" while losing
Overheard between a ~6yo girl and her beleaguered dad at the CLT airport:
Kid: "When I was in preschool, someone told me they had an iPad that could charge to one thousand percent. Is that even a thing?"
Dad (visibly exhausted): "no"
Kid: "Is that even a thing now??"
Dad: "no"
Kid (pensively): "…or they might've just had a really good iPad"
Dad: "no"
gonna kill whoever coined "one-to-one" as the pleb version of "injective", moderators note this is not a threat of violence because they're already dead, however I'm still gonna do it
kickbanned from IRC for telling people "Serge Lang" is short for "Surjective Lang" 🙄
What's the biggest sum type (or similar) you've ever in production? Any language is fine
real ones know
career-ready
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@rntz@recurse.social hah, yeah the original tweet said stuff about "classical negation of numerical inequalities" but then I decided no one was gonna read that so I edited it :P
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FWIW I am in the category of "kept needing it, didn't know, and worked it out" [unsatisfyingly, but I begrudgingly used it going forward because I had no other option]. This was in undergrad, I was not familiar with trichotomy and had not studied real analysis or logic
Would appreciate RTs on this for visibility!!
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Sorry just edited the options to clarify ambiguity if the respondent did not previously know, which apparently (and reasonably) resets all votes :')
It was previously 3-3 between "someone told me" and "it was obvious"
"I just preferred the pacing of the book. The main character's arc felt a lot more believable," I say, taking another huge bite of Uncrustable as my interlocutor nods on appreciatively
An underrated boon of de Bruijn indexing is that it takes away all the mental overhead/hassle of naming things. Whenever I can't think of a good identifier, I just name it "de Bruijn"