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@snailboat nytimes.com/interactive/2018/05/16/upshot/…

@tchrist Hi, asking this to you since you're certainly a regex guru. What would be the complexity of .replace(/^(?!.*\.js$).*$/, '$&.js') ? is it efficient to compute?

@skull let's say industrial parts to avoid the problem:p

"Résidential et tertiaire"

airparif.asso.fr/etat-air/air-et-climat-quelques-chiffres I had this too

nice, I was looking for somthing similar

right, thanks

I've checked stats on air pollution, people easily overestimate industries part, because residential pollution is around 35%

but that's just your latinist side showing up, it's fine!

"atmosphere" is more common

ah, US.., but well, it's a global problem anyway, every single individual should take care

someone polluting a lot, should pay a lot

we should be taxed according to our environmental impact

Soon people will live in Antarctica

yes global warming, I hate that

I'd hope the SI ones

depends which degree

12 and drizzly? is that 4 times tree-fiddy?

@Cerberus sighs yes thanks!

@Cerberus 'assignment' for example, there are 2 consonants after i, yet this i is aɪ

maybe the g is a strong consonant, or some rule like that

why is "item" pronounced with a 'eye' sound, while "ignore" is more with a 'ee' sound?

English pronunciation is complex, item -> [ai]tem, ignore -> [ee]gnore

@Mitch thanks I was thinking of this, and happy of this confirmation (it's for renaming my module github.com/caub/color-tf)

thanks, a good one

particularly for the context of colors, like from rgb to hsl, what verb would best fit for that?

What's the best term for "changing coordinates from one basis to another"

tube.quinzel.tech hehe, why even bother with design

Yes I know, I guess the joke is just plethora <-> 'means a lot' I was searching something deeper

scratching his head

and so on.. sketch.io/render/sk-ba5188f2c60ef78030223c4e2fafc9e2.jpeg

thx

right Mitch, once I have some insightul coords, it's not hard to get the neightbors, I was not writing coords the right way

yea I need to work in these coords sketch.io/render/sk-abeacebf1a0b0beecb44ed008824f90c.jpeg

my problem is with quadtrees, (and actually octrees, I want to apply this neighbors search in a RGB space)

if we take a simple binary tree, at any depth, any node has 2 neighbors, easy to find, example 0011 has a 0010 as left neighbor, and 0100 on the right

I'd like to ask a more CS question, there must be resources for that, but couldn't find

vimeo.com/255508592

haha, nice

^ "dûper" in French, dupe, trick

yea, 'infrindging' this expression

How can you someone "never say never" without 'falling' in this case?

homer

oops, thx @sumelic so more a light 'r' sound, not a true 'h', like hype I guess. I don't htink it's like French's 'Hahaha'

@Mitch jstor.org/stable/pdf/2304639.pdf?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents

[4, 16, 37, 58, 89, 145, 42, 20] find the relation between numbers here

deep well

sumelic sounds like turmeric to me

In Spanish, would 'jajaja' be pronounced 'rarara'?