The first thing....

[lenscas]

So what more fake food did humans create? did we create fake eggs? (It really wouldn't surprise me) and don't say chocolate eggs as those are not eggs

 

[Someone Else 37]

Well, in Harvestcraft, you can use tofu in place of eggs...

IRL, though, I don't know. Probably.

I vaguely remember using a mixture of baking powder and a couple other things in a recipe in place of eggs (or something, it's been several years) at some point, though...

 

[lenscas]

I just love the fact that we are now talking about fake food for no reason at all.

 

[Someone Else 37]

I think there was some kind of reason...

*checks thread*

Nope, none at all. Carry on.

 

[lenscas]

drive by
no idea why
oh god the rime

 

[Someone Else 37]

You broke it.

(The rhyme, I mean)

 

[lenscas]

I know it was the point

 

[GamerwithnoGame]

Breaking the rhyme > Dropping the bass

 

[lenscas]

all the borken rhyme and all the bass.

yes I know I have a typo, yes I blame my keyboard

 

[Someone Else 37]

I hink of want to write a Clojure function that replaces a random character in a string with a random letter now, but meh.

 

[lenscas]

if you want to create the same thing I suffer from with this keyboard they need to switch places like has ->ahs
or has-> hsa but has->sah is wrong as they are not next to each other

creating this function is probably not that difficult

 

[Someone Else 37]

No, probably not. Maybe easier in Java, because mutable data structures... which Strings aren't. Nevermind.

 

[lenscas]

Is there not a way to copy the string to an array or loop over all the characters in a string? If you can do that your golden

 

[Someone Else 37]

If Java strings were mutable like Java arrays, I could just do
int i = r.nextInt(string.length - 1);
int temp = string;
string = string[i+1];
string[i+1] = temp;
and thereby swap the two characters directly.

In Haskell, I could do
newString string = (init front) ++ [head back] ++ [last front] ++ (tail back)

where (front, back) = span someRandomNumber string​

which splits the string in half (I don't remember how to get random numbers off the top of my head), then takes everything but the last character of the first half, then the first character of the other half, then the last character of the first half, then the rest of the second half, and concatenates them all together.

Edit: Removed random italics.

 

[lenscas]

I have no idea how to read those things

 

[xTordX]

Same...

 

[lenscas]

sane

that is your status of your mind for now.

 

[GamerwithnoGame]

Insane in the Brain.

 

[lenscas]

Brain maggot

 

[GamerwithnoGame]

Parasite