Ce n'est pas du tout bon, j'ai utilisé le dictionnaire, et un outil pour vérifier ma écriture pour écrire mon commentaire (je ne utilise cet util maintenant pour montrer ma vrai aptitude en français). J'ai encore beaucoup de chemin à faire pour arriver à l'aisance en français. Si vous voyez que j'ai fait une faute, corrigez-moi, s-il vous plaît :)
yetAnotherUser
Du moins le français a des règles pour lire les mots. Je suis pas français, et lorsque j'ai appris le français, ces règles n'étaient pas intuitives. Aujourd'hui, je peux deviner les lectures des mots. Pour comparer, l'anglais, c'est le chaos! Il n'y-a pas des règles ! C'est déroutant ! Comme c'est possible qui cette est la plus parlé dans le monde ? Je sais pas comment j'ai survécu de apprendre l'anglais !
Pourtant, je suis d'accord. L'espagnol est meilleur dans ce domaine.
Fellas, is it possible to learn the Deutsche language just from ich iel?
The way I'm imagining it, the website would try to fill in the values for you (the color and the coordinates), but you'd have input fields so you could insert the values in case the website didn't find the correct ones.
Also, let me ask you something in Portuguese. Eu vi que você é brasileiro. Você preferia que eu fizesse o website em português ou inglês?
I just had an idea! It'd be really cool if I made you a website that retrieved the last image you uploaded, read the comments sorted by upvotes, added the pixel, uploaded the image to your instance, and made a new post; and while doing so, it'd be cool if it showed you every step of the process so you could see if things were going fine. It'd be cool, but it would take at least a month for me to make...
As with finding the coordinates and the color hex code in every comment, I believe to know a way to approach this problem that would work 97% of the time.
Hey OP, do you want me to (try to) make you a script so that you don't have to do it manually every day? Or do you prefer to keep doing as you already do?
Damn, the funhole content keeps getting funner and funner!
Milka with Oreo 😕👎
Pop Tarts with Flex Tape 😊👍
Are those Turing complete? (Legit question, I'd love to know)
That sounds great!
Wait, now I need to know why.
* some time later *
I went to check why the hell this happened. It looks like the pair ("
(,)
") is defined as an instance ofFoldable
, for some reason, which is the class used by functions likefoldl()
andfoldr()
. Meanwhile, triples and other tuples of higher order (such as triples, quadruples, ...) are not instances ofFoldable
.The weirdest part is that, if you try to use a pair as a
Foldable
, you only get the second value, for some reason... Here is an example.This makes it so that the returned length is 1.