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10:30
@Ethereal who said even about copy past, one just right clicks, left clicks, why even get near the keyboard?
@κρανίοπεριπολία Hello.
@JayeshBadwaik How are you?
@Ethereal Somewhat okay.
@Ethereal What's all this chatter about fvs banning students from OS?
10:38
@κρανίοπεριπολία Yeah, it's stupid.
@Ethereal Maybe it might happen here.
@κρανίοπεριπολία If anything starts here, it'd definitely get implemented. But on OS, they'd do nothing at all.
They need to tighten up the policies.
@κρανίοπεριπολία Even if they do, nothing will happen.
If they started sending in "spy-teachers" to catch students it could get ugly.
Tracking their IP
10:42
wtf? that's bad survelliance. Simply use Tor and anonymous names. (I am not encouraging cheating, but I am against intrusive methods.)
They could setup trap questions
Apparently, the school staff doesn't care.
The CA staff came and I don't see them online, ever.
@κρανίοπεριπολία Connections Academy.
Oh, them too?
I just thoought it was fvs
thought*
10:46
There are three schools we are having problems with: FLVS, CA and Connexus.
With "trap-questions" and "spy-teachers" it could be done.
Here too.
Trap Questions like? Those in the assignment?
Spy-teachers just give away the answer to say 5 trap-questions and when you give those answers they got you.
OS = operating system.
@κρανίοπεριπολία Shush.
10:51
Can't work today, didn't get enough sleep. Sucks.
@JayeshBadwaik Why only somewhat?
same reason as you, cannot get much work done. Reading away listlessly.
Basically not being able to write up the section form Measure Theory I have just completed yesterday.
@JayeshBadwaik Sucks.
"Write up" in your own words?
@κρανίοπεριπολία Yes.
So. Tired. Ugh.
10:59
@MattN. Can you sleep some more? :-)
@JayeshBadwaik I could but then I'd be even less likely to sleep tonight.
So I'll be sitting around doing nothing today.
Hoping to get sleep tonight.
It usually works. After a few days there will be a night of sleep. Or several, if lucky.
I suspect if you start sleeping during the day you'll screw over the sleep cycle completely.
Not that I know anything about sleep.
Yes. I know. I generally give it the full monty. I skip sleep for a day, and work out/ play something. It makes sure I sleep soon after dinner the next day.
@MattN.: hi, have you seen Michael today?
11:02
Michael Corleone?
Or Michael Hardy?
Greinecker
I should have said no immediately since I have not seen any Michaels today but I was too tired to notice.
@MattN. to notice what
@Ilya That I had not seen any Michaels today.
11:04
I'm so tired I feel like Michael Jackson.
Died.
Dead you mean?
11:44
I always wonder how this answer, being so long, was not edited anywhere after it was posted.
12:00
I just updated my bio.
12:38
hello
hows it going @DominicMichaelis
12:52
hi @amWhy
13:09
@anon d you u play pokemon
How can I delete my account?
I filled in a form and nothing happened
I think it's my right "to be forgotten"
do I have to give a good reason?
13:14
I don't see your name on the page?
it was just a joke
it's simple, we delete the batman
@caveman Hello!! Just saw your message!
how are you
what the heck: "A set of dice is nontransitive if it contains three dice, A, B, and C, with the property that A rolls higher than B more than half the time, and B rolls higher than C more than half the time"
how is that possible possible
@caveman what's wrong with that?
take for example 3 1-sided dice such that the value of A is greater than the value of B which is greater than the value of C
13:24
@caveman Was that a post???
oh im sorry Ididnt paste the full sentence
...but it's not true that A rolls higher than C more than half the time
@TobiasKildetoft Man I just solved this problem in AG
@caveman ahh
@BenjaLim what problem?
showing two completions are not isomorphic
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600 more points to 20k...
13:27
@TobiasKildetoft basically one completion was an integral domain the other was not
ahh, that certainly makes it easier to show they are not isomorphic
@JasperLoy I saw that! (Well, 12 hours ago I saw that you were getting close!)
@JasperLoy I feel I can almost trust you ;-)
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@amWhy Yeah, after I reach 20k, I will decide what to do with my account...
@JasperLoy I keep thinking like that...but on I go. Just don't delete it. If you want to retire, maybe, post a message on your profile, that you're retired (until further notice)...
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@amWhy Yeah, I probably won't delete it.
13:30
@TobiasKildetoft Yea I had to use the fact that power series ring was a UFD
@TobiasKildetoft Actually I have a quick question
Let $I$ be an ideal in $k[x_1,\ldots,x_n]$
then we have $0 \to I \to k[x_1,\ldots,x_n] \to k[x_1,\ldots,x_n]/I \to 0$ and so $$0 \to \widehat{I} \to \widehat{k[x_1,\ldots,x_n]} \to \widehat{ k[x_1,\ldots,x_n]/I} \to 0$$ is exact
@TobiasKildetoft I am having trouble seeing the fact that $\hat{I}$ is isomorphic to the extension of $I$ in the completion of the polynomial ring.
Concretely let's take the $(x_1,\ldots,x_n)$ - adic completion of $k[x_1,\ldots,x_n]$ that is just $k[[x_1,\ldots,x_n]]$
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@DominicMichaelis Huhu.
Then I should be able to see that $\widehat{I} \cong I \cdot k[[x_1,\ldots,x_ n]]$
@jasper huhu
when MO comes to SE will that mean we will get 100 reputation on MO =
13:34
@JasperLoy I'll have to email you you soon about my retired MD: seems it's due to a scandal of sorts! He's pleaded guilty to two felony charges, to avoid a dozen.
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@DominicMichaelis Is that happening soon?
@BenjaLim I am not really very familiar with completions
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@amWhy Oh, OK, it's up to you if you want to share with me.
@JasperLoy Of course !
@DominicMichaelis hmm, and as far as I have seen, that has so far not been an argument against the move on the MO meta
even though there have been many arguments against it
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13:35
@amWhy Oh dear, I hope you are not affected. You can just forget about him then.
@JasperLoy You're virtually a trusted user!
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@amWhy I am only a banana.
People trust bananas
@JasperLoy No, I'm not affected. Only that I've got to find a replacement Doc.
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@amWhy 2 of my six best friends are medical doctors, and another two are PhD doctors.
13:37
@JasperLoy Then I'm probably a banana too.
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@amWhy Maybe a papaya.
40 points to cap today
@JasperLoy 4 of 6 of my closest friends are PhD doctors too.
@DominicMichaelis make that 20 ;-)
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20+20=40, QED.
13:40
thanks :)
@JasperLoy hehehe, great people think alike.
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@amWhy Yes, that equation is clearly true.
@DominicMichaelis Wow, what a coincidence! ;-)
how many votes can i give to a single person without getting them removed ?
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Not more than 5 a day. Also vote for other people on the same post.
13:43
good to know
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The bound I gave is not sharp.
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We better not discuss too much, otherwise people will link to us in chat again...
why should someone link to us ?
It happens...
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They like to spy on what we are saying and then quote us.
13:45
i would be lucky if my biggest problem is what people say in other chats
Some people have nothing better to do with their time but to spy on others!
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@amWhy What is special about 9 am?
hey @MattN.
@JasperLoy Oh, just that I've got most of my waking day ahead of me.
This guy DOES not KNOW how to use emphasis. Or iS iT jUst me?
@caveman Hello there.
I tried it yesterday but I'm not sure whether it worked or not.
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13:48
@MattN. Well, I never ever use caps for emphasis. In fact, I never emphasise anything because every word is important.
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I might use italics for a definition or a term I am defining though.
if i think a word is unimportant i would not use it
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I think it is silly to highlight a math book.
> Originally a philosophy major
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I had a lecturer who stopped people from highlighting their math texts.
13:50
i always find it so funny when my commiltones (?) color their scripts
he's been telling people to look out for his blog in a few of his comments
@caveman You're pretty knowledgeable for a caveman!
not very keen on the spam
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I have not studied much philosophy, but so far I am only impressed with Socrates.
Duh.
13:50
not me! that's copied out his profile
@caveman Just realised.
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And of course the wisest man to me is Gautama Buddha.
@caveman I was a philosophy major, and a math major, and a ....
... copy-paster?
@JasperLoy Socrates was my "mentor", so to speak
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13:52
@MattN. Let's not bring it up.
Why not?
@amWhy this had really made me lough
Ok, whatever.
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@amWhy I see. I did take a philosophy class before.
@caveman After seeing all the caps I didn't bother to check the profile.
13:53
that's why I checked his profile :D
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@amWhy Oh, I also took a psychology class before, not that I learned most stuff from it.
If he'd also make lots of typos I'd've been tempted to think he and mathemagician are the same person : D
But he seems to be capable of spelling.
How obvious is it, that I am not a native english speaker?
Isn't psychology the single most worthless degree to pursue? I can't think of anything more useless.
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I see some users making very authoritative comments which are not quite accurate.
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13:55
@MattN. One can become a psychotherapist after that.
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@DominicMichaelis Not obvious at all. Also, some native speakers think that only their version is right and may not be aware of other equally right versions.
@DominicMichaelis It's funny that it occurred to me as an example, because most who know me know I'm one of the last people who would have that come to mind!
@JasperLoy Well yes. Or an astrologist.
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@MattN. Well, astrology has nothing to do with psychology though...
@DominicMichaelis not at all
13:56
you did psychology!! can you read my mind??
@DominicMichaelis Well somewhat. See typo in your previous comment. But your English is just fine.
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@caveman They can't read minds. Only non-humans can, like me, perhaps.
@DominicMichaelis for example, the only thing in that sentence that might have tipped me off was the comma, because it has been placed in a way that is not typical to english
@JasperLoy Yes, both is a complete waste of time and useless.
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@MattN. Just like mathematics, lol.
13:58
@JasperLoy Nah, cause you can use maths to make atomic bombs for example.
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Guys, if you want to make lots of money, be a lawyer, banker or accountant.
@MattN. Hi,
But I got to go : )
I'll see you all later! Hi and bye!
@BenjaLim Wait a minute, what time is it down under?
see you later
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But some medical doctors make a lot too, like those in aesthetics. I have a friend earning 50k a month now.
13:59
Some astrologists also earn tons.
And bankers.
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Also, another banker friend earning 20k a month.
Nice, I just realized that I can use some of the results I recently proved to improve an earlier result of mine in some special cases
I don't think skill-requirement for a job has anything to do with amount of salary. Very unfortunately.
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@MattN. I thought you meant astronomer at first.
and get an easy proof of a special case of an already known result (though the already known result is quite a bit stronger)
13:59
@JasperLoy : D
@BenjaLim Right, it's only about 1 am. I thought it was 3 or 4 am.
that must feel great @TobiasKildetoft
Do you always stay up late?
@caveman yeah
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Did any of you see Charlie?
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Is she never gonna return to this chat?
14:01
@JasperLoy any reason she left?
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@amWhy Well, maybe, but that is my secret!
do you know the elementary proof that the log of nearly every prime is irrational ?
@JasperLoy very well then... ;-)
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Nope, my number theory is limited to gcd and lcm, lol.
@DominicMichaelis hmm, that they are irrational should be fairly easy to see
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14:03
But as you all know, we now have a future Ramanujan in this chat...
that they are trancendental is probably harder though
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I think Ethan will become a great number theorist.
@tobias with lindemann weierstraß it is still easy
@DominicMichaelis Boy I would love that. People at MO though might be taken aback by "illogical voting".
@DominicMichaelis not familiar with that
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14:04
@tobias At first I thought you were the author of lshort, lol.
@JasperLoy what is that?
you take the set of all primes and prove they are linear independent in $\mathbb{Q}$
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@TobiasKildetoft It's ths standard LaTeX guide translated into many languages.
it's enough to prove that they are independet over $\mathbb{Z}$
@JasperLoy ahh, yeah that is a different Tobias
14:08
so we have $\sum \lambda_i \log( p_i) = log( prod p_i^{\lambda_i}$
if this equals 0 we have $$\prod p_i^{\lambda_i}=1$$
@DominicMichaelis nearly?
@jayeshbadwaik one could be rational
Ahaa, yes.
if not all $\lambda_i$ are zero, the prime factorisation of a natural number is not unique, hence all $\lambda_i$ are zero, hence the log of primes are linear independet
what are you proving?
14:12
@caveman the log of nearly all primes is irrational
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The great anon must be silently reading our conversation, emerging only to answer a difficult question.
log base e?
log base anything, it doesn't matter as long as it is well defined
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The only log I take is log cake.
weird
14:14
we only use $log( a \cdot b)=\log(a) + \log (b)$ and $\log(1)=0$ which is true for every base
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How many of you here think that purple is ugly?
I really have no idea what you're proving
I prove that $\log(2)$, $\log(3)$, $\log(5)$, $\log(7)$ $\log(11) \dots$ are irrational with possible one exception
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@jayesh I am now beginning to think that openSUSE is the worst among all the major distros, lol.
@JasperLoy Among mainstream, yes I will say so. But you must remember, the company behind SUSE was one of the major contributors to the Linux kernel.
And OpenSUSE was more a free version of their commercial supported offering.
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14:20
@JayeshBadwaik With Ubuntu planning the Mir display server, I am giving it another shot.
for natual number n log_n(p) = a/b implies p^b = n^a which is impossible if n contains any prime other p
@JasperLoy What do you like about Mir that you do not like about Wayland? Also, according to experts, expect Mir to be suffer a similar fate as Unity.
@TobiasKildetoft hermite lindeman says that when $\alpha$ is algebraic and not 0 than $\exp(\alpha)$ is transcendent
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@JayeshBadwaik Well, it's something new and innovative, so let's see how it performs...
@DominicMichaelis ahh
14:22
@JasperLoy I edited my question.
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@JayeshBadwaik Well, we can't compare the two until both are there.
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@JayeshBadwaik I am on Ubuntu LTS now with Unity, giving it another shot, lol.
@JayeshBadwaik what fate of Unity? Being hated by a lot of people?
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@TobiasKildetoft Yes.
I switched to using cinnamon
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14:24
@TobiasKildetoft But many hate GNOME shell as well.
Each time I see an integral without differential I think it's from the area of math that I didn't learn. However, sometimes it's just a post of an undergrad student studying calculus :)
@JasperLoy: Hi !
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@TobiasKildetoft I hate cinnamon or mate.
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@Karl'sstudents New pic I see.
@JasperLoy what do you hate about cinnamon?
14:25
@JasperLoy Yes. That was inspired by the TikZ manual.
you are garbage collector aren't you ?
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@TobiasKildetoft Well, I think that Mint is starting to get very unstable. The user interface the last time I tried it had some display problems. Parts of the screen did not show up properly sometimes.
@TobiasKildetoft Naah, not actually that, more of a very rigid structure. Not much can be done with Unity now. It will become clumsy over time and probably slow. It is strange but my non-Linux friends love Unity/GNOME Shell better than all other desktops that I have shown them. Considering that Canonical wants to get it to the masses, I think they might be right.
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@DominicMichaelis Yes.
@DominicMichaelis Yes.
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14:26
@Karl'sstudents Yes, the manual is very good.
@JasperLoy Yes. Of course but a bit verbose!
@JasperLoy I don't use mint. Cinnamon also works with Ubuntu
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@Karl'sstudents pstricks is definitely more powerful.
@JasperLoy: Verbosity not only in TikZ syntax but also in its manual.
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14:27
@TobiasKildetoft I think the future of desktops is Windows 8 / GNOME shell / Unity shell, lol.
@caveman You borrowed it from my profile.
@JasperLoy possibly
as it stands, I could never use Unity as it simply doesn't allow me to organize things as I like them
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@TobiasKildetoft I got used to it.
@JasperLoy for example, I have a bunch of menus where the entries are various papers, organized in various ways
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@amwhy WHen are you gonna email me again?
14:29
and I could not find a way to get such menus in Unity
@TobiasKildetoft Yes. But the fact that it already does organization for people seems to be a plus point for many people. I am not sure why, but customizing a computer to your needs is something people see as a disadvantage rather than advantage. Most of the people are happier with a somewhat clumsy out of the box offering than optimizing workflow for their own benefit.
(or in the newer versions of gnome)
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@TobiasKildetoft Ah, do you know about alacarte? Maybe that works.
@JasperLoy I saw something about that while searching. It did not offer anything like this as far as I could tell
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alacarte is a program for editing menus in Unity or GNOME shell.
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14:30
I use it to add programs to the menus, but I am not sure about files.
yeah, but it only allows you to edit to existing menus
not add new menus other places on the bar
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Well, but the menu has many submenus, so add another submenu!
@JasperLoy I prefer getting by with fewer clicks
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I prefer blackboards to whiteboards.
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14:32
Unfortunately, many new institutions use whiteboards.
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I prefer difficult texts without pictures.
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Unfortunately, many universities use easy texts with many pictures.
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The world is changing in ways that I consider are regressions, and not progress.
Whiteboards are better. No dust.
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I am trying to do away with java. I think none of the sites I visit use it...
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14:35
Hey @argon It's Friday!!!
@JasperLoy You should do away with JRE anyway. Java VM are being found to be extremely vulnerable to attacks.
@JasperLoy Yes it is!! :D
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@JayeshBadwaik But flash is still needed for now.
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I think many people are unhappy about the closing of some questions.
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A couple of meta posts on that recently.
14:38
@JasperLoy Sadly yes. My about:plugins does not show adobe flash, so I am not sure I am using it.
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I actually wanna see those closed.
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They are really too broad questions with 1000000000 answers.
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As such I don't think they are a good fit for the site.
System.out.println ("Oh noes!");
@Argon What is that?
14:40
@JayeshBadwaik Java!
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@JayeshBadwaik If you use Chrome no need to install flash separately.
I have seen println only in Java I think.
@JasperLoy No, I use firefox.
@Argon Ahh, right.
I should make a method echo(String s){ System.out.println(s); }, because it is annoying to always write System.out.println for output :)
@Argon Ahh, ugly. :P In c++, I always use std::cout. I never shorten it to cout only.
@JayeshBadwaik I always shorten to cout, no point in referencing it always, I find
14:44
@Argon You have never used multiple streams I guess.
@JayeshBadwaik Nope, never
@Argon That explains it. :-)
Have you ever used Qt?
for GUI
@Argon Yes, once for a fun app I created.
@JayeshBadwaik Is it nice to use? I have Qt creator on my Linux machine over here, and I think I should try it out
14:46
My work has never been on apps, always been on computational algorithms, so the only UI I had to worry was around commandline that too like 0.1% of times.
@Argon Qt is probably the best toolkit around. QtCreator I am not sure of. It seems good. I did all my stuff directly in pyqt.
@JayeshBadwaik I have a friend who used Python Qt, and he really liked it
C++ pointers still intimidate me though. I can never get the hang of them
@Argon Yes, it is really cool.
@Argon Pointers are pointers. :-/ How can language affect them? Except for type restriction, but even C does type restriction so, it should not be a problem.
@JayeshBadwaik But arrays and stuff are pointers and all that is strange to me. You also can't return arrays (?) so you have to return the pointer.
@Argon Yes. That is there. In any case, arrays and pointers are very old school now, now we have objects everywhere. We have std::vectors, std::arrays and all the cool C++11 stuff where you do not have to worry about memory and naked pointers anymore. There are "safe" pointers which are awesome (but you do not have to use them too.)
@JayeshBadwaik Are arrays usually ditched completely? Also, are C++ objects returned like regular PDTs, or do you have to return some kind of pointer?
14:53
@Argon By PDT you mean pointer description table?
@JayeshBadwaik Primitive Data Types. I really should stop using so many acronyms. :p
Classical Arrays in C++ are there but you never need to use it. They are there only for people who "want" to use it. Since the philosophy of C++ is to never forcefully take away control from the user. You can give up the control voluntarily using std::array which is a primitive data type.
Yes, objects are returned as data types. Primitive is generally used only for very basic types line int, char etc.

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