That's... more stuff than I anticipated

Character classes are easy enough, just a sub. I've got \w and \W, anything in particular y'all want?

I'd probably go with character classses first.... ninja'd.

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!!/watch 121techsupport\.co

@WELZ Added 121techsupport\.co to watchlist

should we watch printer\W?support ?

@ArtOfCode If the underlying regex supports it, \b. Although, you can sort-of get that, as long as you don't mind capturing other characters.

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@WELZ searching for printer support on MS has 27 tps and 1 fp

Sounds more like blacklisting

Someone else could confirm...

link to fp?

metasmoke.erwaysoftware.com/post/54395

Remember to do SE search as well though

doesn't look too good on SE

@WELZ Um yeah :D

@CalvT븃 seems a bit like noob, but also could've been spam seed

@ArtOfCode Also: \s/\S, \d/\D, \r, \n. Does it currently support Unicode entities (e.g. \uhhhh)?

What about \o/

@Makyen I'd be surprised if it didn't already support \r and \n. Don't know on unicode entities.

No on Unicode - multi-byte characters are out

I haven't yet tried any of those. When it didn't support any of \w, \W, \s, \S, and \b, I just basically gave up on using character classes and wrote things out as character sets.

@CalvT븃 Search within MS data is biased toward spam, because most of it is spam.

I'd also like to have a negative match (i.e. give me everything that matches X, but that does not match Y). That sort of construct can be useful to remove fp results, and can be more efficient than using negative look-ahead/behind.

Site search brings up 50 "printer support" posts on SO and 21 on SU, a moderate number.

Could be at least watched.

Hmm.. In case my listing look ahead/behind wasn't clear, it would be helpful to have both positive and negative versions.

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@SmokeDetector k

@SmokeDetector .FIRE and MS won't open for this

@WELZ Worked for me (twice).

all good.

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fp- by Makyen

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That's better. Good to deploy, @Undo.

> This commit is 28 commits behind the master branch.

well then

Yup, it slipped back a bit :)

i think this might be the first time in my life that linux has pissed me off

impossible

@K.Dᴀᴠɪs I don't think that'll do what you want

I think that you're wrong

probably

oh no, that works

My regex skills have dropped

Aye, looks good

well, not good, but working :P

You could change 451 to matches "asses" too

it would be much easier not to use a million or statements, but wth

oh hey it's past midnight I'm old

@K.Dᴀᴠɪs alternations are good

that's one fewer teenager in Charcoal

Yes, for individual phrases

@ArtOfCode 20?

...you could have just said "happy birthday to me"

@ArtOfCode Happy Birthday!

but not when alternations do not mean anything to each other

@Undo that's the one

@quartata but that would be boring

born at midnight or just storing in a date-only format? :P

may seem counterintuitive if you're used to "real" if statements, but alternations compile very efficiently

@Undo 00:42ish, technically

@ArtOfCode congrats!

Cheers :)

if you have real|ream, the resulting automata is closer to rea(l|m)

@Undo In all fairness ... that part was not mine :)

that is, it takes advantage of shared prefixes (and suffixes also)

@K.Dᴀᴠɪs bah, don't let that get in the way of a good nitpicking

you get that behavior pretty much for free

@quartata Which is absolutely amazing

nice use case

@quartata Blah(ness|e[sd]) is good... (Blah|Mah|Pa|Ka(sh(ed)?)?) not so much

Easier to read them on a single line for each statement

unless they truly make use of each others alterations

then understandable

But right now it's one big hot mess of \w{4}

@K.Dᴀᴠɪs well it means that as a human we don't have to do that

@ArtOfCode YAY!!! Happy Birthday, ART!!! Hope you have an awesome Thursday!

with the amount of regexes we can't have humans merge them together reliably

!!/birthday @ArtOfCode

@CalvT븃 No such command '/birthday'.

@ArtOfCode Is controllers/feedback 33ish right?

@CalvT븃 No such command 'birthday'.

Time condition seems backwards to me

@SmokeDetector That's stupid

@Undo Date is greater than 10 minutes ago. Think of it in Unix timestamps, i.e. integers, and it makes sense.

oh right

or you could manipulate that inequality

Anyway Happy Birthday @Art :)

okay, here we go

@Catija I believe my thursday consists of teaching our new recruits how to not die, so it should be good fun :)

oh, you're using .ago

blah

anyone know VBA? This guy

because Rails syntax is nice

@ArtOfCode Awww, work training?

@ArtOfCode 🎂

@Catija Aye. Turnover rate is shocking, 6 newbs in tomorrow

Go Ape?

aye

I thought you were doing f.created_at >= Time.now - 10*60, you can make that into Time.now - f.created_at <= 10*60

10.minutes.ago is essentially Time.now - 10*60 of course

If it's mostly teens/20s people, I guess that doesn't really surprise me too much.

not because it's a bad place to work, just because it's the kind of job people do for a few months as a stop gap and then leave

@quartata Aye, but Rails syntax reads easier

except for when people ask about >=

then you tell 'em to think Unix and it's all good :P

deploying

anyways shoutouts to BSD for being the only Unix to have its shit together enough to actually let you get the TID from a pthread_t

.from_now is much easier to think about

I hate pthread_np

@ArtOfCode welcome in the club of old people then. How does it feel?

funnily enough, not much different...

if I'm not mistaken you can now get wasted Art

so I suppose that's the main difference

Hah, I'm in the UK, I've been able to do that for two years already :P

wait, it's 16? yeesh

@quartata UK is at 18

done @ArtOfCode

oh

Ouch, that review hit was worse than I thought

OK, I was a little confused

67 posts in review, people, there's something for you to do :)

GIF

I forgot people go 13-19

(not oneboxing, because flashy colors)

@ByteCommander +1

to be fair no cutoff really makes any sense

@quartata that being the definition of teens, after all

tpu by Undo on Determining who has the winning strategy [MS]

though it would be interesting to have a twelveteen-year-old

sorry, don't have a dictionary on hand

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@ArtOfCode I think mostly in base 7 anyways so that doesn't really work for me

tpu by CalvT븃 on https://musclebuildingbuy.com/vidhigra/ [MS]

(why do you think blame2 is in base 7?)

fp by ArtOfCode

Those <13 qualify as "tweens"

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@ByteCommander thanks for reminding me of a word I hate

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you're welcome

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ok

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why are there 65 things in the review now

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