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@notype @barubary well im a third of the way through the course, the lesson is on regex, although they already covered /regex/g and /regex/i in a earlier lesson. it doesnt seem to complicated for where i am at right now, its just they didn't really explain it. just threw it out there along with a method that they didn't teach me either. that's what really threw me off is i didn't realize the .match() method was also returning the search elements.
@notype @barubary I came at this a different way, and wondered what the heck the /d modifier is doing. Turns out:
1) W3schools is completely wrong about what it does (shocker, I know 🙄); and 2) All it does is add a particular extra bit of information to the return value.
I'm getting my info from stackoverflow.com/a/73947884, to which I am greatly indebted, and major props to SO user Andrejs. I reproduced their work with the text and RE under consideration here. 1/2
I set txt to 'aaaabb', then ran these. Note that the only difference in output is the presence of an "indices" array when /d is used, and its absence otherwise. That is all.
I've been using JS professionally for 20 years now and never needed anything like /d. You can safely ignore it. 2/2
@kagan @notype @barubary oh wowwwww. yeah i think i need to give up on w3s. its just... it seems like a much better "intro to.." resource than mdn. mdn seems much more accurate but its sometimes kind of dense when starting out from scratch.
@notype @kagan @barubary no. shit. ive been learning from a damn robot. ugh. i just need to grab a for dummies book or something. internet searching is fine for specific answers but i need some sort of syllabus to go off. i got problems staying focused without one.
@notype @kagan @barubary plus searching is how i ended up on that crap. the corpos own all the top search results. i learned html and css from a billboard.
whatever you do with these old documents, skip over the software specifics (which are outdated) & go directly to the regex syntax (which has barely changed since).
once you understand the regex basics .[](|)[{,}?*\ you'll find easy to move to the tricky parts. you can use regex in pretty much every computer language there is. even adobe indesign uses regex. good luck 😀
also, what your script seems to do is return the full string as found (aabb) followed by each parenthetised segment (aa), (bb). if you want it to return only the whole string, you have to query result[0]
@notype well you've certainly put it to good use ;) this is me learning programming like i promised you i would... over a year ago? i keep my promises but my timeframes are always whacked lol
@monarchist I told my mom that 1000 years from now whatever passes for a history book will have whole chapters dedicated to their generation. She was pissed at first but after pointing a few things out she agreed. We're fucked. It's coming.
@zephyrotv @monarchist The boomers will be the downfall of this nation. Centuries of progress will end because of them. It will be written about in a thousand years.
Xorg and Wayland competing with one another to be the best. People choosing whatever they like like.
What's really happening:
Intentionally not merging pull requests that improve xorg. Closing merge requests and issues en mass. Apps dropping support for xorg and forcing people to use wayland.
Instead of "let the best person win", it's "let me win".
@istvan @bonifartius Yes, Wayland, LLVM, JavaScript, Canada Anubis, Rust and bloating up Linux are all proprietary schemes to slowly make software slower and slower and more bloated, with the end goal of the user not being able to run anything without the latest hardware that is carefully handcuffed to only run proprietary software.
There is no need for one size fits all. I will never ever run "40,000" programs on my computer. The one size thing and many of the assumptions made about how computers are designed and built are corporate priorities of scaleable lowest cost, not the concerns of humans that want to use computers.
@istvan @bonifartius Support for more than 4GiB of memory on a system that runs many programs is necessary - after all a computer with the power to run 40,000 programs at the same time cannot do so if there is a 4GiB memory limit.
Although that can be achieved even on a 32 bit processor with nasty hacks, such kind of cruft is best avoided.
The x86 instruction set and the way arguments are passed is horrible - the AMD64 instruction set solves many of the issues and is quite pleasant in comparison.
The X32 ABI may be of interest to you, as that is mostly 64bit, except with 32bit pointers - meaning the AMD64 semantics can be used, but programs are limited to 4GiB of memory (but you can also run specialized software that needs more memory than that with 64 bit pointers too).
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@DrFell "orthodox" Russia with a very long storied history of patriarchs connected to and doing the bidding of the FSB. You're not alone, but unfortunately, you're very wrong.
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"Merz remains silent - Trump boasts about Nord Stream stop
🇺🇸💥 “I was the one who stopped Nord Stream 2. I sent this to Germany... I'm sorry - or not.” - Donald Trump, live in front of cameras.
📍 And sitting right next to him is German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. Silent. In agreement. Not a word of indignation.
What does that mean? ➡️ The German chancellor sits wordlessly by as the former US president openly admits to destroying Europe's most important energy connection - and does so in a tone of mockery. ➡️ Trump makes it clear: it was never about freedom or security - it was about American gas, American interests and geopolitical control. ➡️ He even calls it part of a possible trade deal. Energy as a means of blackmail.
🇩🇪 Merz's silence is consent. The closest US ally in Europe - and no dissent, no “How dare you?”, no protection of German sovereignty.
❗️Was Is this a chancellor who sits next to someone who openly talks about sabotage - and who simply lets it stand? ❗️Was Is this a German foreign policy that allows the destruction of critical infrastructure to be publicly served up by its “partner” of all people?"
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Sorry @realdonaldtrump, but it’s true. We voted for #DOGE changes, because all you have been offering of late is tired old platitudes and slavish devotion to #Zionists and #Zionist causes (because you likely feel you couldn’t have won without Adelson money). You don’t even measure up to your old tweets, which used to inspire. Instead, we get stump speeches for the likes of #LindseyGraham.
There’s a reason “TACO” exists as an acronym now, and I was trading successfully with it long before the media pointed it out. You TACO’d during #Covid, you TACO’d on #J6, and you’re TACO’ing all the way through your second term thus far, as far as I can see right now.
It’s why you literally want to create a digital database of every American now, using a the technology developed by a company that was literally funded by #JeffreyEpstein – and let me guess, it will be used to root out “aNtIsEmiTiSm.”
The most effective rhetoric is always based in the truth. It only burns because it’s true. I have increasingly little sympathy for President Trump, even though he is a) the #greatest #US #president since #AndrewJackson and b) he faces a degree of difficulty much greater than anyone, including myself, is capable of understanding.
But it’s one thing to fail to end the #FederalReserve or #deport 50 million #foreigners, both of which would obviously be monumental tasks that would be difficult to accomplish. It’s another to fail to #prosecute anyone, from #JoeBiden and #HillaryClinton on down for their many #crimes against the #American #people, to refuse to step forward and simply tell the American people the whole truth about everything from #JFK to Jeffrey Epstein, and to refuse to shut down the #Kiev #regime’s ability to prolong its unwinnable war against #Russia.
There would be nothing easier than for #Trump to force Kiev to surrender. He could have ended the #war in 24 hours by announcing an end to all arms sales to any country that supplied Kiev with support, accompanied by 100 percent tariffs, US withdrawal from the #NATO treaty, and the immediate removal of all US troops from #Europe. Kiev and the #EU would have been begging #Putin to give them decent terms for surrender within 12 hours, and Putin would have given them a much better settlement than they’re going to end up with in 2026 after Russia takes the entire #BlackSea coast and all the land east of the #Dnieper.
But Trump chickened out.
If the President doesn’t want TACO to be his legacy, there is an easy solution. Do what you said you would do. Stop chickening out because some clown on your staff tells you it’s a bad idea. This isn’t that hard; the American people elected you, not anyone on your staff, or in the US military, or in an executive-branch agency, or at some conservative think tank.
And remember, it’s your legacy that will suffer, not theirs, when you take their bad advice.
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Array(3) [ "aabb", "aa", "bb" ]
0: "aabb"
1: "aa"
2: "bb"
groups: undefined
index: 2
indices: Array(3) [ (2) […], (2) […], (2) […] ]
input: "aaaabb"
length: 3
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Array(3) [ \"aabb\", \"aa\", \"bb\" ]
0: \"aabb\"
1: \"aa\"
2: \"bb\"
groups: undefined
index: 2
indices: Array(3) [ (2) […], (2) […], (2) […] ]
input: \"aaaabb\"
length: 3
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Array(3) [ "aabb", "aa", "bb" ]
0: "aabb"
1: "aa"
2: "bb"
groups: undefined
index: 2
input: "aaaabb"
length: 3
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