I wonder if there’s a chance of getting rm -rf /* or zip bombs. Those are definitely in the training data at least.

National governments should be harder to bribe than local ones, at least. Also harder to get them to adopt it in the first place though.

Eh, trillion is a constant

To be fair, mathematics also uses single-character variable names

I was going to say toki pona is not quite brainfuck but at least somewhere in that direction, with its tiny vocab

There’s also something that looks like pink Morse code, near the top

Culturally I’d also put that part of Russia closer to the Slavic countries than to any fully Asian country.

The one thing that comes to mind for wolves and Turkey is the Grey Wolves, I wonder if it’s related

If I remember right, the game The Talos Principle calls that the Talos principle

200: Here you go (secretly still an error)

8 values has 4 different axes, instead of left/right

How dare you, Hammond is a kind old man with a dream! (and in the book he dies a pathetic death after everything’s already mostly resolved)

If you genuinely don’t know: because it’s an attention-grabbing title (which isn’t inherently bad)

Peertube is bigger than I thought!

Math.Sqrt((x-y) * (x-y)) (I’ve actually seen someone use this)

ClOwNcAsE

Brainfuck: it’s technically an essay, but who in their right mind would write it using only the first eight letters of the alphabet?

Significant other sounds so nuch more clinical to me. Language is weird

Mathematical exercises aim to solve 1 problem with 1 given set of parameters

Maybe you just had some really bad teachers, but I couldn’t disagree more. A big part of maths is proving statements that hold very generally (and maybe making it even more abstract, e.g. applying it to anything you can add and multiply instead of just real numbers). It kind of starts when your answers start being formulas instead of numbers but it goes much further

Or “feminists”, which has become more and more synonymous for “feminazi”.

We must hang out in completely different places, it’s been years since I heard much about feminazi-type feminists