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10:05 PM
Today was a good day
 
@MarkBuffalo how so?
 
found and fixed serious problems
 
What, no love for 16th century second person singular? "Thou hast run Nessus against the bastion host..." — Parthian Shot 17 hours ago
 
I loved that
 
Hello
 
10:16 PM
Every time someone answers with some difficult language like cjam and says "did this on my phone" I die a little inside — Dennis van Gils 23 hours ago
 
Lol riddled with autocorrects
 
@JukEboX What is?
 
Them adding code language in from their phone
 
Uhhh... no... it's perfect. Also, I think you misunderstand. CJam doesn't have words it is a symbolic programming language.
Or... one that uses symbols.... or something...
 
Oh. I have never heard of it
 
10:21 PM
@JukEboX The code for that answer is: 8,q{~2*f{_@-_zF8b&,@@+8,=*}0-}/
 
Oh wait. I have seen that before
I saw something like that when I was detecting for URLs in my textboxes
 
I just went to get some Advil for my brain, and I noticed a box of bandages in the cupboard, I totally thought it said "bondage"
Here's hoping this is a massive aneurism instead of just a headache
Mmm 'das funkeh
 
I can't watch youtube here :/
I am thinking about learning another language
 
@JukEboX Chicks dig Mullukmulluk
 
10:36 PM
LOLOL
 
@JukEboX Dude chicks dig Australian Aborigines
 
I can play the didgeridoo
 
@JukEboX Try Pirahã. It should be simple: it has only about 10 to 13 distinct phonemes.
 
10:52 PM
hmmm
Weird
 
They don't have words for colours, or even for numbers.
"Mother" and "father" use the same word.
They seem to be some extreme minimalists.
 
@ThomasPornin Oh yeah well my language is more esoteric than yours. Less than 10 people alive today speak fluent Mullukmulluk.
 
@DavidFreitag You can find many languages with less speakers than that.
 
@ThomasPornin Yeah there's tons of extinct civilizations, but those don't count. They lost.
 
11:01 PM
Wikipedia lists 8 languages for which a single fluent speaker remains alive today: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_last_known_speakers_of_languages
 
I kind of want ot learn Japanese
that is tough
 
@ThomasPornin Yeah but how many of them are Australian?
 
@DavidFreitag At least Charlie Mungulda, last speaker of Amurdag, is Australian.
 
@ThomasPornin Damn. Well fine, I concede defeat.
 
@JukEboX No
 
11:05 PM
@MarkBuffalo ?
 
@JukEboX Like all languages, time and perseverance wins
 
@MarkBuffalo I need the time
 
@DavidFreitag Of course, learning Amurdag won't extend much the pool of young women whom you may sweet-talk, since Charlie is a bit past his prime, and, technically, not a woman either.
 
Spend an hour a day on the written word first
 
@ThomasPornin Yeah but science can fix all of those minor issues.
> Average Infinity commits per day
That's impressive.
 
11:16 PM
I'm tired of all these unrealistic female body images. i.imgur.com/AD3GNJG.jpg
 
huehue
 
11:39 PM
I was just shocked to discover that I apparently downvoted this answer completely without intending to, and I can't reverse it because it was too long ago. I must have idly clicked while I was reading. Not that it's going to negatively impact your 203k reputation score, but sorry, wasn't intended. — Craig 9 mins ago
I just advanced to the next level of grovelling worship.
 
@ThomasPornin It really annoying when you down vote by mistake though. It is really easy to do on the app as well.
 
@TheJulyPlot You can cancel your downvote by making an edit.
 
@ThomasPornin I did not know that.
 
@TheJulyPlot The idea is that you get to change your vote if the answer was edited, in case the edit changed your opinion on the appropriateness of the answer.
It doesn't matter if you are doing the edit yourself or not.
 
So, this seems rather substantial. Getting closer to the singularity, are we? bbc.co.uk/news/technology-35420579
 
11:56 PM
@ThomasPornin Ahh, that makes sense.
 

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