Stupid unicode symbols

[clear fable]

I'm going to spam a bunch of stupid ones

and we can react to them

[rocky grove]

WTF SHOULD THIS EVEN MEAN

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<>

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very different numba

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&#lt: > xD

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me when limits

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oh
makes sense

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👍 = unicode xD

[blazing path]

ok this one i don't understand

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unicode has 1/2 bits xD

or 8/16 bit

[clear fable]

Now, geometrically equivilant to is not the same as

Geometrically equal to

somehow

[rocky grove]

are any of these actually used in real papers?
i hope so thatd be so funny

[clear fable]

or, even stupider

and its cousin

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Is it unicode 8 or 16 ?

[clear fable]

unicode version 1.1

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ok

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Unicode has ~ 2 million character and 127 of them are from ASCII xD

[clear fable]

wtf is delta equals

isn't a delta by definition not equal

you know, the opposite of

equal to by definition

which is a symbol

somehow

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i know the science version of delta xD

[blazing path]

yea delta is the difference between stuff

[clear fable]

or my favourite one

"Questionably equals to"

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lmao

uhhh i think it equals that

not sure

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what means this: !=

[blazing path]

isn't equal to

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thanks

[clear fable]

but we are forgetting something

if something is =

[blazing path]

the icon itelf is different but that's how it's expressed in code usually

[clear fable]

are we sure it's strictly equal to?

lets be more specific

because = isn't enough

[rocky grove]

ill use this when when im not sure of whatever i wrote

[fierce pasture]

understand this
List list = new ArrayList();

[clear fable]

but wait

there's more

We weren't sure that 2 = 2 was specific enough

so we ended up going the route of 2 ≡ 2

but

how do we know that identical to is specific enough

introducing

the one

the only

the stupidest

[rocky grove]

okay to be fair these where actually used in geometry
in similarity i think? idk this was 2 years ago

[rocky grove]

ok now this is absurd

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==

or .equals() xD

[clear fable]

now

lets introduce some of the stupidest symbols ever

5 < 6

1 ≪ 6

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This is a programmer thread xD

[clear fable]

speaking of stupid symbols

I'm going to give you one, guess what it means

since this one confuses the hell out of me

[rocky grove]

c++ maintainers should make this symbol work instead of >> or <<

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me talks about Java xD

[clear fable]

what the fuck is this

less than and equal to

WTF

what the fuck

what the actual fuck

how

what

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WTFLOOF

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who

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is this like
new math?

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<=

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AND?

[clear fable]

not less than or equal to

less than AND equal to

[rocky grove]

babe wake up new math 2 just dropped

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why is this stupid (I programm on java xD)

[clear fable]

≤ != ≦

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?

[clear fable]

<= is ≤

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ok

[clear fable]

stupid is ≦

if a ≦ b

then it means that

a < b

and

a = b

at the same time

which is weird and confusing

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a == b xD

programmer humor sorry

[rocky grove]

is this like a 0.9999... = 1 situation?

[clear fable]

has to be

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float or double ?

[rocky grove]

normal math not programming lol

[clear fable]

a == b &&a <= b

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sorry

[clear fable]

produces true

for a ≦ b

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I am confused

[clear fable]

exactly

a ≦ b is confusing because it means that

a == b && a <= b produces true

Since this is impossible and stupid, ≦ is impossible and stupid

anyways, lets roll out the other stupid ones

?!?!?

[rocky grove]

me when =

[clear fable]

or, the best part

!=

.

?!?!?!?!

isn't that just !=

or, while we are dealing with the stupid ones

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sure is

[clear fable]

isn't this just <?!

wtf

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if (a < b || a <b ){
other things
}

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?!?!?!?

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!(a <= b)

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but why

why would you ever need that

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that what i made or the Unicode verion

[clear fable]

both

[rocky grove]

me when >
as atrocious as these are its actually kinda fun

[clear fable]

also

my favourite things

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i programmed out this waht this utf mean in programming xD

[clear fable]

did you know that booleans exist as symbols in unicode?

logic gates also have symbols

[blazing path]

xor

[rocky grove]

w h y n o t j u s t t y p e "true"

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boolean test = true xD

[rocky grove]

ok this kinda makes sense

[clear fable]

now

to introduce true stupidity

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i should stop with the java jokes

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you've heard of 5 < 6

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yes

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you've heard of 1 ≪ 6

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yes xD

[blazing path]

do you mean 5 is not greater or equal to 6

[clear fable]

lmao

anyways

introducing

the stupidest thing ever

0.0001 ⋘ 6

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i thought something of this xD

[clear fable]

why tf is this needed

anyways, we have made it to my personal favourite

for most uselelss unicode characters

are we ready

welcome to, the dumbest thing ever

Less than, equal to, or greater than

??!?!?!?

[fierce pasture]

here are some good unicode symbols:
7/11 is the best unicode symbols but some of them are stupid too

[clear fable]

wtf is "less than, equal to, or greater than"

isn't this just !false

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no one thing must be true of them

[clear fable]

Also, there is one thing dumber than less than or equal to

how tf is this different

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i dont have seen something in my java knowledge

[clear fable]

also

know what's stupider than less than but not equal to?

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what far verion of this

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?!?!?!?

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why

wtf

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idk ?

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Anyways, that covers all the unicode symbols I can be bothered to spam chat with

there are some other dumb ones, I just can't be bothered to deal with them

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should it be this?
a < b || a != b

[clear fable]

There's also a bunch of complicated math shit that I don't understand

and will therefore just ignore

Actually

one more for good measure

!?!??!?!??!?!!?

wut

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since when does this thing exists ?

[clear fable]

idk how that would even work

[blazing path]

these symbols are just faces

[clear fable]

oh wait a sec

I found another amazing one

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this thing is just :P

[clear fable]

questionably less than

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xD

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🥴

[clear fable]

wait I found another weird one

actually two last ones

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[clear fable]

sorry, too tempting

introducing

greater than, less than, and equals to

?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

WTF

sdbnfghksdbfghklsedfg

[rocky grove]

someone was drunk while making these

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Idk a if with to many clauses

[clear fable]

Much less than or equals to

?!?!?

does this mean that 5 ⪣ 6 would be false?

since it is neither equal to nor much less than?

but isn't much less than debatable?

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when I want to talk about what "extends" mean in java is it easier to explain than this

[clear fable]

the transient keyword is easier to explain than these

[rocky grove]

i hope a specification exists for it wherever the hecc its used

otherwise im proudly declaring that 10^-19 is much greater than 10^(-19) - 10^(-20)

[clear fable]

but is it very much greater than?

since that is also a symbol?

honestly, the strictfp keyword is more useful than some of these symbols

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idk how to explain this word

[clear fable]

and I don't know how to explain half these unicode symbols

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idk which html-site is using these symbols

[clear fable]

so they are equally weird

[clear fable]

Strictfp was added to the java spec for java 1.2
It is currently unused

but it is still reserved

Transient is used with respect to serialization, but that's also hard to explain

class ClassName implements Serializable {
    private transient dataType variableName;
}

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here my java knowledge:
datatypes
String
ArrayList
Object
Scanner
extends/abstract
throw Exception
enum
@override

Random

[clear fable]

this is the official keyword list

given enough time, you will probably learn and use up to 80% of them

volatile is another weird one

native is weird

the rest are reasonably normal

[fierce pasture]

+, -, # and . I know them too

for and new do while and while too

[clear fable]

my favourite data type in java is byte

When the number is small enough, I often use public byte ... as a joke in my code

pointless, but funny

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Do you know BufferedWriter/Reader ?

[clear fable]

Yup! Anyways, gtg; cya!

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bye

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here a writing programm xD

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dont know why i used an array to string converter but it exists