Let’s play a game of “Fortunately, Unfortunately“. Respond the previous post (the first comment below this post) by replying this post (not the previous post!)
I’ll start with: “I found this website.“
Not because I should, but because I can.
Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should.
Do you want to use a reasonable library with its last commit being 6 years ago, or a bloated one with 8 hours?
/**
* Tokens for use in parsers.
*/
public class Token {
/*
Me: Mom, can we have ADTs?
Mom: We already have ADTs in Java
ADTs in Java:
*/
public record Number(BigInteger num) {}
public record Word(String name, BigInteger prefix) {}
public record SequenceBuilder(BigInteger[] initial, Token[] operation) {}
public record MacroStart(String name) {}
public record MacroEnd() {}
}
someone on esolangs.org (apparently also called Gilbert) wants to make an esolang with me
uhhhhhhhhhh
chess learning progress:
need to learn opening (currently it’s all over the place)
middlegame and endgame should be improved (puzzle run went mostly OK)
had to remember pawns are sometimes useful
if I’m not losing I always get stalemate from some reason
(out of 2)
I want to participate on a contest to increase my student activity points. I had two choices:
chess (registration currently open), in place, beginner is an overstatement
typing (registration pending), walk ~30 min, could be improved
what should I choose
the orchestra version of Lucky Break has quite an intense saxophone
the cable has arrived
perhaps a little too long than I expected but it works
On the 2nd mid-semester project exam thing six months ago, we’ve been asked to make a video memoir of our school life
I peeked one group having that Blend S intro and has a lot of Undertale references (the editor is a UT fan), so I figured I’d give them this video (https://youtu.be/-eTp1DGIXcs)
Sadly I never did because it wasn’t on my YouTube history back then (even though I can recall having watched it) and it’s not until recently that it resurfaced on my recommendation
{ // in case something uses jQuery for some reason
let $ = function (name) {
let result = document.createElement(name);
result.set = function (attr, value) {
result.setAttribute(attr, value);
return result;
};
result.setAttr = function(attr, value) {
result[attr] = value;
return result;
}
result.add = function (...elements) {
for (let elm of elements) {
result.append(elm);
}
return result;
};
result.text = function (text) {
result.innerText = text;
return result;
};
return result;
}
// add description lists
let dl = $("dl").add(
$("dt").add(
$("label")
.set("for", "recallChatSetting")
.text("Recalling chat options:"),
),
$("dd").add(
$("button").setAttr("onclick", function deleteAll () {
if (!confirm("Delete all of the chat history?")) return; // negative, do not delete everything
localStorage.setItem(PREFIX + "messages", "{}");
window.location.reload();
}).text("Clear all history"),
$("button").setAttr("onclick", function () {
let amount = prompt("How many topmost messages should I keep?", "100");
if (amount === null) return; // whoops, accidentally pressed it
amount = Number(amount);
let messageIDs = Object.keys(messages).sort((a, b) => a - b).slice(-amount);
let newMessages = {};
for (let msgID in messageIDs) {
newMessages[msgID] = messages[msgID];
};
localStorage.setItem(PREFIX + "messages", JSON.stringify(newMessages));
window.location.reload();
}).text("Clear some history"),
)
);
document.getElementById("settingsList").append(dl);
}
this is on my userscript right now
I wish this was easier
My current USB 3.0 cable can’t achieve 3.0 speed but has a decent connection
The other USB 3.0 cable can achieve 3.0 speed but has a very bad connection
I could buy one online but for some reason the online shop I’m on insisted me to use their app on my phone instead of the website (as if they have a phobia of desktops apparently)
Ended up using another online shop