So I was thinking the other day in my Swedish residence in Ikea, Sweden, "Why does e^ln(-2) = -2???" Because ln (-2) is undefined and I can't do e^undefined so why does it equal -2? I was thinking, did man make a mistake in inventing its system of mathematics?
I think I would like to propose some...
god will smite you if you delete or downvote this. i am a priest so i speak to god and ahlahl and all other gods. and zeus. so don't do my friend. in your best interest — cool_noice1 min ago
There's nothing to really read into, this is either AI generated or a random combination of sentences a human typed for the express purpose of being random.
@pxeger Depends, I guess. The poster previously mentioned "all other gods. and zeus." So presumably some of those gods could be killed (like Balder for example).
@pxeger Well, nothing in the Tower of Babel account says that the people were interested in killing God. Their stated goals are 1) building a city, 2) building a tower with its top in the heavens, 3) making a name for themselves, and 4) not being scattered across the earth. What exactly is the underlying significance of those goals is a matter of some scholarly debate, IIRC.
Given a string consisting of ()[]{}, print the paired brackets in the same order as they appear in the string.
Any opening bracket ([{ can be paired with any closing bracket )]}.
For example:
({()[}]]
returns:
(], {], (), [}
Rules
A string consisting of ()[]{} should be received as the input
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@pxeger Just in case Redwolf has had a similar idea to me, which is possible given the hints he's given, I'm going to leave a sha256 of a summary of my language's premise here: 9b8b9fff7dc6e44ed146415d81ae82c1018018d3843ec941923df2cce5514d88
@pxeger If you generate an RSA keypair with openssl or similar, I can send you a brief summary of catstruct (if you promise not to reveal any details about it)
@RadvylfPrograms thinking about it a bit more, we might be able to combine our two ideas and join forces to make an even more unnecessarily complicatedcompetitive language
i guess it might be like the phrasing of "a therefore b" could actually be read as something to the effect of "b is true if a is true, and a is true" i.e. (a -> b) ∧ a then modus ponens from there
using p as "eat bacon", q as "become fat", r as "eat cereal" the solution says it should be (p → q) ∧ r
which just feels really wrong, because then "i eat cereal, therefore if i eat bacon i get fat" would be an equivalent statement according to this translation
well for "I will build a sand castle only if I don't go swimming or diving" the solution translated it as ~(p ∧ q) → r where p = swim, q = dive, r = build
I'm trying to figure out how to make half a string uppercase and half lowercase in JavaScript with . slice. I'm not sure how to add these into the function body to return the new string.
Given a string consisting of ()[]{}, print the paired brackets in the same order as they appear in the string.
Any opening bracket ([{ can be paired with any closing bracket )]}.
For example:
({()[}]]
returns:
(], {], (), [}
Rules
A string consisting of ()[]{} should be received as the input
Th...
I'm trying to figure out how to make half a string uppercase and half lowercase in JavaScript with . slice. I'm not sure how to add these into the function body to return the new string.
