@Downgoat By mouse-enabled I mean something different. For example, I use iTerm2 and when I select text with the mouse as you do in your GIF, NeoVim automatically goes into select mode. That would happen if you had a mouse-enabled terminal, which Terminal.app is not.
@Downgoat Oh, then disregard what I said about mouse support. Terminal.app should be fine. If it does go into select mode when you select text, what's the problem? Are you trying to copy it?
My children, if they ever exist, will need to learn to adapt to the changing climate. But if they never develop social skills, that's part of the human experience they'll miss out on.
@cat A rule of thumb I use is "if there is an exact scoring mechanism that could be used then it shouldn't be a pop-con" That's why lots of pop-cons are image processing, quantifying a score with a predetermined algorithm is difficult to impossible
There's still the debate of art contests and broadness that that rule doesn't cover though. Some people like pop-cons and some people don't, it's a contentious topic no matter what
@Quill no they're basically like Perl's typeglobs. So if you assign the symbol Fred to something nd later have a variable or function or something with an identifier that symbol is associated with it
@quartata there's a variable name that contains the variable, and then a semantic string identifier that's passed as a parameter to the constructor. is that the same for typeglobs?
@Quill Typeglobs are perl's way of doing dumb shit with the symbol table. *foo literally gives whatever thing the identifier foo is associated with. In this case I was just using it as an example in case you knew Perl idek
The standard way to do division is by implementing binary long-division. This involves subtraction, so as long as you don't discount this as not a bit-wise operation, then this is what you should do. (Note that you can of course implement subtraction, very tediously, using bitwise logical opera...
@QPaysTaxes Welcome to Programming Puzzles and Code Golf! This website is tagged code-golf so you need to make your code as short as possible, you can start by removing all that horrible whitespace and making all variable named 1-char long.
@quartata I used to feel this way but it's a fairly thankless skill. If you really want to be a keyboard expert go learn piano and you'll make more friends than if you could vim well
The error code EACCES means you don't have proper permissions to run applications on that port. On Linux systems, any port below 1024 requires root access.
let log = Math.log;
let exp = Math.exp;
let abs = Math.abs;
let sgn = Math.sign;
let cval = (s, v) => s > 0 ? v : ~v + 1
let csgn = (l, r) => cval(-1, ~(~l ^ ~r));
let mul = (x, y) => cval(
csgn(sgn(x), sgn(y)), // the combined signs of the two numbers
exp(log(abs(x)) + log(abs(y))) // the actual equation
);
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The error code EACCES means you don't have proper permissions to run applications on that port. On Linux systems, any port below 1024 requires root access.
A number of sites define their main chatroom's name on Meta. Other SE sites have creative and fun room names that are not only related to the site's purpose but show some culture from our chatroom. Some examples of other sites:
Programmers: "The Whiteboard"
Seasoned Advice: "The Frying Pan"
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