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IIRC things like this were why so many companies were called ACME.

Not all humans are in their right minds, unfortunately.

Excuse me if I'm wrong, but since that's postfix wouldn't it always come out false?

I think what happened was that it became his full time job, and he started to need to be able to make money from it. At least, that's what I remember; I haven't seen much about it as of late.

You could say... it trumps them

AFAIK listen used to be used therefor[sic] but it has fallen out of use nowadays. From wiktionary:

Listen the watchman’s cry upon the wall.

Edit: formatting

I've seen some overheat themselves even in open air!

BSD would like a word.

Do you mean therefore or therefor? I only ask because I have never seen an AI say therefor. (therefore ~ due to that; therefor ~ for that)

This is also preventing kids in my school from logging into their chromebooks.

dd an company require if= and of=, if that counts

"Cattle labeling meat labeling supervision task transfer act" is just as bad as Rinderkennzeichnungsfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz, English just gets to use spaces where German doesn't. The underlying construction is the same. (I definitively got that translation wrong)

I suggest you look into the origin of eukaryotes.

I know this is quite tangential, but I never realized that Discworld's thud was so close to an existing game(Hnefatavl)

I suppose it is how this kind of tool generally works. I think it's just some subset of the feeling I get when someone writes(implements?) $LANGUAGE in $LANGUAGE(e.g. brainf*ck in brainf*ck)

EDIT: escaped censorship

It's amazing to me that a python program can be written to make sure another python program is pythoning properly.

I'm sorry! I'm quite new here, so I guess I don't have the rules internalized. Thank you for the reminder.

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Those are very good points. I suppose it depends on one's view of IP. I think your comment has actually changed my mind—at least a little bit. Thank you.

"Yes the company did steal all the wood from the forest—illegally—but at least they're selling us furniture!"

Please, please close that parenthese. Please, I beg of you. I can do it for you if you'd like.) There. Sorry.

BTW, the php in /chat2 seems to be broken, if you didn't know already. Great simulation, too.

I have to mention Robert L. Forward’s Dragon Egg—it explores life on a white dwarf with nuclear reactions instead of chemical ones. Not the best book, IMHO, but a fun thought to entertain.