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 You know how in some games there's the tutorial where you set up keybindings
 like "push the jump key now! okay now push the enblobbify key now!"?
 
 I wish there was something like that for vim
 
 "push the key you want to move up with! now push the key you want to use to
 vertically select! now push the key you want to use to switch to a new tab!"
 that kind of thing. except... more ordered, of course, and with the option to
 say "idgaf use the default or whatever" and a handy dandy cheat-sheet that was
 autogenerated with ascii art of a typical keyboard that pointed out what each
 key did - jeeeezzzzz the things we could make if software developers had free
 time during the day...
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 @user-1553 
 
 just to note this type of link is not the only way they could implement
 tracking. In fact it's kind of the worst way, because it's so obvious.
 
 a more insidious way that we need to be aware of would be to generate a unique
 URL for every person that visits a link. LIke, for me it might be
 "youtu.be/abcdefg" but for you it'd be "youtu.be/hijklmnop" and there'd be very
 little way for us to notice.
 
 be aware of this if they try it.
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 an OR gate is just a backwards IF check
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 did you know that IF checks can be represented using arithmetic? It's true!
 
 ... as long as your input value A is a 0 or 1, of course. If A, then B.
 Otherwise, C.A  B + (1 - A)  C
 
 
 which means that an OR check could perhaps be something similar toA / B - (1 +
 A) / C
 
 
 boom, solved N=NP, gimme a million dollars lmao
 
 she did not, in fact, get a million dollars. She's got the spirit but boy does
 she miss the mark.
 
 ... repeatedly, and consistently. Something something "girl who cried wolf"
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 @user-1550 
 
 hell yeah it does
 
 here's a gift from 2008 that you might like
 
 from platinlord, may he RIP in pepperoni, who gave me the power of magic.
 
 http://ritz-menardi.neocities.org/music/platinlord.zip
 
 http://ritz-menardi.neocities.org/music/platinlord.z01
 
 http://ritz-menardi.neocities.org/music/platinlord.z02
 
 http://ritz-menardi.neocities.org/music/platinlord.z03
 
 (the zip archive is in 4 parts because Neocities doesn't let you upload files
 above 100mb)
 
 (just download them all into the same directory and unzip the .zip one and
 it'll figure itself out)
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 @user-1209 
 
 like... var = x?? that doesn't make sense. Or like, 5 = var x? that feels wrong
 
 in programming = is assignment, not equality, which tripped me up for a bit.
 But if you read it left to right it's like X equals 5. Got it, now I know that
 X is the same as 5. Right?
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 @user-1209 
 
 I mean, if you consider the past as despotic in nature, then it makes a bit
 more sense that we'd lean left as time progressed. All things are defined in
 waves, after all, at least until they reach escape velocity.
 
 the goat is talking about math, ritz
 
 oh yes of course. the issue is that if you're coming from a math background you
 start with the calculation and store it in a variable as an afterthought. but
 programming is more algorithmic than computational, meaning things only reduce
 at runtime (hidden from the user of course by the compiler)
 
 an algorithmic perspective is "here's a box. Put this value in the box. Use the
 box later." while a calculating perspective is "here's some complicated,
 difficult equation. Let's wrap it up with a single name so that we can easily
 use it later."
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