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Re: CS quotes found while browsing Notepad++'s code

#101

I guess with a C++ file this big, you need some humor to keep your sanity. Anyway, this one resonated with me: "vi has two modes - 'beep repeatedly' and 'break everything'" Here is another interesting one: "A cookie has no soul, it's just a cookie. But before it was milk and eggs. And in eggs there's the potential for life", Jean-Claude van Damme

I see this huge C++ file and I raise you a Java file that's so enormous github refuses to render it: https://github.com/DrKLO/Telegram/blob/master/TMessagesProj/...

Re: CS quotes found while browsing Notepad++'s code

#102

My favourite one so far: > No one ever makes a billion dollars. > You TAKE a billion dollars. Quite relevant to the vulture capitalists and their fans who frequent this site.

You mean people give it to you? You can't get away with taking one billion dollars from others without their permission unless you are the government ;)

Re: CS quotes found while browsing Notepad++'s code

#103

"The best things in life are free. Notepad++ is free. So Notepad++ is the best. " Logically incorrect. Maybe that is the joke. Should be: "The best things in life are free. Notepad++ is free. Therefore if something is not free, it cannot be one of the best things, or notepad++"

Yes, that is the joke lol. Just like the witch scene in Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

Re: CS quotes found while browsing Notepad++'s code

#104
post #64
post #13

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I added #L7102-L7368, but it disappeared automatically after I clicked submit.

HN rewrites headline text by default, but if you edit and save afterwards it doesn't rewrite the second version. Maybe the same is true of the URL text?

Unfortunately normal users can’t edit the url after submitting.

Re: CS quotes found while browsing Notepad++'s code

#105
I actually tested a bunch of those on GH Copilot -- sure enough, it does autocomplete certain prompts. No wonder, some are probably known quotes. Anyway, when I'm feeling down in my VSCode environment, I enter some random prompts in search of a pun. Most of the time it's just random rambling but hey:

# (prompt: my dog ...) seems to be interested in the plot.

# I wonder what the dog is thinking about.

# Probably about the food.

# I should feed him.

under some code where I was plotting a forecast.

Re: CS quotes found while browsing Notepad++'s code

#108

I guess with a C++ file this big, you need some humor to keep your sanity. Anyway, this one resonated with me: "vi has two modes - 'beep repeatedly' and 'break everything'" Here is another interesting one: "A cookie has no soul, it's just a cookie. But before it was milk and eggs. And in eggs there's the potential for life", Jean-Claude van Damme

I see this huge C++ file and I raise you a Java file that's so enormous github refuses to render it: https://github.com/DrKLO/Telegram/blob/master/TMessagesProj/...

> public class ChatActivity extends BaseFragment implements NotificationCenter.NotificationCenterDelegate, DialogsActivity.DialogsActivityDelegate, LocationActivity.LocationActivityDelegate, ChatAttachAlertDocumentLayout.DocumentSelectActivityDelegate, FragmentContextView.ChatActivityInterface, FloatingDebugProvider

Someone call a priest

Re: CS quotes found while browsing Notepad++'s code

#109

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Yeah HN does that, screws up reddit comment links too.

It’s one of the most annoying features of HN. I’ve tried submitting GitHub comments to no avail, since it’s impossible to get a permalink to them.

I guess you could create redirect page redirecting to specific comment and submit that?

Re: CS quotes found while browsing Notepad++'s code

#110
post #71

My favourite one so far: > No one ever makes a billion dollars. > You TAKE a billion dollars. Quite relevant to the vulture capitalists and their fans who frequent this site.

This only makes sense from a naively individualist perspective. If no one ever made a billion dollars, so to speak, there would be no money at all.

Money just gets arbitarily created by banks. It is easy to "make money".

Maintaining a stable, accepted currency however, is quite hard and so is providing enough value for others, that they give you a billion dollars of a stable, accepted currency ...

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