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awesomelvin
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Comment #41225026
Not sure if it counts but the suckless project (e.g. st or dwm) use C (its source code) as config :)
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Comment #39236422
Ha, my German professor did that too (Tübingen!). Also, I've heard the English equivalent "Schönfinkeling" sometimes.
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Comment #36486261
We also use Zzzz.
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Comment #36104176
The website actually only loads the images in view (~10 if you're not scrolling). I get your point though.
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Comment #34617601
Hmm weird. Did you click confirm?
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Comment #34610023
I have a similar website called http://clickhere.lol (yes, the missing ssl is intentional). Has a weak server though..
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Comment #33851257
You should really think about the ethics of using this. You could wait a few minutes before executing your script. Some people work really hard to get on the leaderboard and player…
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Comment #32633455
I recently fell in love with Agda and it seems like you'd like it too. It's basically Haskell but even more mathematical, pure, abstract and total.
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Comment #32558842
Huh that's weird. It actually shows the correct 336h for a few milliseconds first and then counts back from 35h. I wonder what's happening internally - messing up a timer shouldn't…
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Comment #32398093
I've personally always liked the deterministic approach more. Is there any reason you believe in an indeterministic randomness approach?
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Comment #31966173
I've tried it for several months and compared the results to https://grep.app (I normally use it many times a day) and while GitHub cs has way more indexed repositories, the result…