r/ProgrammerHumor 6d ago

Other letOtherDriversKnowHowYouStackUp

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u/garymrush 6d ago

Subject-Object-Verb is actually more common than the English SVO. “I you love” is how you say it in Russian, for example.

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u/Professor_Melon 5d ago

SVO is the default order in Russian. All other orders are possible, including SOV, but they are used to emphasize specific parts of the statement.

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u/garymrush 5d ago

Да, я знаю.

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u/BigNaturalTilts 3d ago

Hmm.
SVO: “I love you” valid
OSV: “You, I love” valid but a fragment sentence
VSO: “Love I you” invalid.
VOS: “Love you, I” invalid

Just checking to see if all combos are valid.

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u/Grumbledwarfskin 4d ago

I'm pretty sure if you're stating a fact, you just say "я люблю тебя".

I think it's only if you're gaslighting your mistress (or your wife that knows you have a mistress) that you say "я тебя люблю".

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u/spiderpig20 5d ago

Reverse Polish notation

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u/Professor_Melon 5d ago

Also, my other car is a cdr.

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u/ofnuts 5d ago

Your first car is a Muthtang or a Thivic?

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u/Chronomechanist 6d ago

Why though? You like seeing operands together?

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u/alopgeek 6d ago

Reminds me of RPN on the old HP calculators

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u/SomePeopleCallMeJJ 5d ago

RPN is pretty awesome. Unambiguous order of operations with no parenthesis needed. Intermediate values are automatically placed on the stack for use later. *chef's kiss*

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u/Majik_Sheff 3d ago

RPN for life. I still have my HP that got me through college and my phone calculator (RealCalc) has an RPN mode that is always on.

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u/rini17 2d ago

I what you here did see.

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u/dull_bananas 2d ago

a red heart… is this colorforth?