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While normal people solve crosswords or sudoku, computer nerds are: | |
- solving Karnaugh maps of BCD-to-7-segment-display or other decoders | |
- converting Lambda Calculus terms to their equivalent SKI calculus terms |
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- You're numbering chapters, pages and ordered lists from 0. | |
- Number 1024 feels more round than 1000. | |
- "Works for me". | |
- When searching for a song, you type _ instead of space. | |
- When reading word "Character", you think about a graphical sign instead of a game/movie hero. | |
- When reading word "fuse", you think about software instead of an electrical device. | |
- Blender: you set first frame from 1 to 0 and last from 200 to 255. | |
- Blender and Inkscape: you set minor grid lines from 10 to 16. | |
- When asked to say all digits, you say: 0, 1. | |
- When asked to say an alphabet, you say: QWERTYUIOPASDFGHJKLZXCVBNM. | |
- When your wife asks you to describe her in one word, you take a photo of her and encode it in base64. | |
- Looking at a cobble stone floor and watching reflections, you think "it's just a normalmap". | |
- When someone references IEEE without a number, you assume IEEE-754. | |
- Day after you ate something stale, you call it Non-Maskable Interrupt. |
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