Apparently my phone’s rumble works intermittently (but usually it doesn’t work)
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i'm gilbert_given_189 on Scratch.
Apparently my phone’s rumble works intermittently (but usually it doesn’t work)
i’m going to install dunst as my notif daemon because it’s simple enough
(some time later)
dunst would you stop telling me about low battery you’ve been spamming it for 3 hours
In midst of our school debate we had an unexpected drama by one of the students (not related to the debate)
Because of it we have to discuss the second motion next week
lu “jibni mi” li’u zoi. is my first and currently only correct Lojban sentence .zoi
Where is my bill gates?
Me, some months before: Someday I will do a full system update
Some months later…
If peanut butter is edible, are the inedible, reference peanut butters stored in NIST, degraded due to aging, really a good peanut butter to reference with? Who knows what's the contents of them, and whether or not they represent the peanut butter we're familiar with.
(Arguments in blockquote means that I’m paraphrasing someone else’s argument for demonstration purposes. It doesn’t say whether or not I agree with the argument, unless if it’s explicitly stated.)
What if we make a mobile app that teaches the users a new language, while also having the addicting elements of a mobile game? Things like a life system that regenerates over hours, some form of microtransaction, and a tier system, to name a few. The users will be literally addicted to learn, and we get the cash from the ads sprinkled between the lessons. It’s a win-win.
Now that I think about it, some of the post I made here are essentially this, but includes past memories
I got into this realization when my head remembers “once my uncle sang Never Gonna Give You Up” and thought “that would be a good wasteof post”
The next time you find something intriguing and cool, open some sort of text input mechanism - a new .txt file, an IRC window, a word processor document - and record the things that your brain says as it says them. In hindsight, you will enjoy it.
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sorry, let me fix that
neutron star causin' problems
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what do those two lines meeeaaannnnnnnnnnn
and that cross...
and . . . everything, for that matter
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*water noises*
we still have yet to have an answer to the thing on the right
do you ever have the urge to just . . . try to decode something that you know is gibberish?
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THERE'S STUFF IN THE MARGINS~!
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scroll slowly
diesel
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they. don't. have. noses.
which you can't blame them for
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we're back where we started
...it's iridescent
is that out of the ordinary?
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the printer broke . . . along with the autoclave
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I know an elevator shaft when I see one
honk
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let me find that
*gets sidetracked*
NEEDLEFISH CAM
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. . . there truly is nothing to see here
-=-=-=-I’ve been assigned to be a panelist at my parliamentary-style debate next week
I had to make at least 8 questions but most of the motions are literal questions like “will AI take over the world“
There’s this urge of including the motion as a question but I’d decided not to, though I feared that my question deviate from the motion
Don’t you love it when Firefox thought “this guy is pressing a key, let’s go unresponsive for no particular reason”
I had a feeling there’s an easier way to do this but I implemented this
class Scope:
def __enter__(self):
self.glb_keys = set(globals().keys())
print(self.glb_keys)
def __exit__(self, exc_type, exc_value, traceback):
glb_keys = set(globals().keys())
for diff in glb_keys - self.glb_keys:
del globals()[diff]
foo = 1
bar = 2
with Scope():
baz = 3
print(globals().keys())