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Lua is one of those languages that I knew at one point, I wrote a ton of it, including guides, but I've forgotten exactly everything about it now, enough that when I see Lua code, I don't even recognize what language it is.
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I just have the best luck with thrift stores lately! 1922 edition :moomin_sparkles:
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 @neauoire got curious, found what looks like a similar edition here =] https://archive.org/details/wonderfuladventu0018582/mode/2up Something super fun happened today. I received a very dry personal email with answers I had in regards to some questions about participating in some development project for mine shafts in Syracuse, and a validation code to sign in with my new account. *clicked it* I have a access to some company's business reports, and discussion forums. I can even redeem gas for my company car. But, I am not building mine shafts in Syracuse.
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first_time?.gif (my very old gmail account is filled with other people's medical records, travel bills, tax filings, prison records, etc. because it's such a short and common name, and people are careless or don't understand email) @neauoire Go back to your usual stuff while we fix things. Please do not write back to the version of you that builds mine shaft in Syracuse-54. It would make things even worse. And probably we should kill you both. All the othersā¦ thereās nothing to see here. *waves*  @neauoire We have located the Orb a mile below the foothills of an Italian island, you have six months to retrieve it. @eli_oat have you read the "Salzgurken: A formal grammar for unambiguous grocery shopping" paper in the latest sigbovik? I feel like you'd get a kick out of it.  "What's the J operator in orca?" Gorgeous sail up to Sidney, following wind and tide with a clear sky the whole way. @neauoire Better keep an eye on the compass with _that_ book in your lap! š Looks idyllic. Wishing you smooth and safe sailing! *looks up operator precedence table because is coding in some cloddish language where you just have to guess what ever which way things are supposed to happen* @neauoire according to the table in section 8.25 http://erlang.org/documentation/doc-6.0/doc/reference_manual/expressions.html they both apply before catch Took the bikes apart, storaged everything that might shift underway, our ship is back to sailing mode until the fall. We're looking at casting off for Sidney tomorrow morning.
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"Because when an organ is working properly, you donāt feel it. If you see your eye, youāve got cataract. If you hear your ears, youāve got singing in your earsāyou know, getting in the way of hearing. When you are fully functioning, you are unaware of the organ. When youāre thinking clearly, your brain isnāt getting in your way." ā Alan Watts
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It's time to fill our e-reader for the summer, I'm looking for anything you can think of that might be fun for reading out-loud, classics, sci-fi, metaphysics, fiction, humour, etc.. Ideally, something that is not already present on this list: http://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/reading.html
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 Catching up with friends, making plans for which island to meet at, and when. We're casting off in less than a week now. Only thing left to do is filling the lockers up with food. |
@neauoire I taught myself Lua to make a pico 8 game, and then once I finish the game I completely forgot everything I knew about Lua.
@neauoire Lua in Sardinia is the Euforbia Dendroides. It was used to fish by diluting its toxic sap in the water so that fishes come up to the surface and are easily catched by hand. So, when somebody has gone gaga you call him PISCI ALLUAU.
@neauoire lua has a syntax thats fairly nondescript. Iāve had to relearn it a couple times now. However, the one thing I never forget about lua is the flexible table syntax. I wish LSON would have overtaken JSON.