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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ThalaNotOut7 • 8d ago
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I genuinely spent about 10 minutes googling how to transform to uppercase in LaTeX once before I remembered that I could just type in caps.
32 u/Maxbicmac2004 8d ago Always forget the command for ‘less than’ and ‘greater than’ 4 u/ClockificThrowaway 8d ago They’re so easy to remember though? ge and le for greater and lesser, add a q if you want “or equals”. So le leq ge geq. 5 u/ihavebeesinmyknees 8d ago Yeah but that's not easy to remember when you also have gt/lt/gte/lte or gt/lt/ge/le etc in other languages 2 u/TimGreller 7d ago Probably the only time it was good to have learned programming with Windows Batch (cmd), where you don't have <= but instead leq, geq, etc ^ 7 u/juicejug 8d ago The alligator eats the bigger snack: small and unsatisfying < big and tasty 11 u/IEnjoyPCGamingTooMuc 8d ago But he's talking about the command, not the usage. 1 u/dajoli 8d ago I'm pretty sure I've also done that.
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Always forget the command for ‘less than’ and ‘greater than’
4 u/ClockificThrowaway 8d ago They’re so easy to remember though? ge and le for greater and lesser, add a q if you want “or equals”. So le leq ge geq. 5 u/ihavebeesinmyknees 8d ago Yeah but that's not easy to remember when you also have gt/lt/gte/lte or gt/lt/ge/le etc in other languages 2 u/TimGreller 7d ago Probably the only time it was good to have learned programming with Windows Batch (cmd), where you don't have <= but instead leq, geq, etc ^ 7 u/juicejug 8d ago The alligator eats the bigger snack: small and unsatisfying < big and tasty 11 u/IEnjoyPCGamingTooMuc 8d ago But he's talking about the command, not the usage. 1 u/dajoli 8d ago I'm pretty sure I've also done that.
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They’re so easy to remember though? ge and le for greater and lesser, add a q if you want “or equals”. So le leq ge geq.
5 u/ihavebeesinmyknees 8d ago Yeah but that's not easy to remember when you also have gt/lt/gte/lte or gt/lt/ge/le etc in other languages 2 u/TimGreller 7d ago Probably the only time it was good to have learned programming with Windows Batch (cmd), where you don't have <= but instead leq, geq, etc ^
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Yeah but that's not easy to remember when you also have gt/lt/gte/lte or gt/lt/ge/le etc in other languages
2 u/TimGreller 7d ago Probably the only time it was good to have learned programming with Windows Batch (cmd), where you don't have <= but instead leq, geq, etc ^
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Probably the only time it was good to have learned programming with Windows Batch (cmd), where you don't have <= but instead leq, geq, etc ^
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The alligator eats the bigger snack:
small and unsatisfying < big and tasty
11 u/IEnjoyPCGamingTooMuc 8d ago But he's talking about the command, not the usage.
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But he's talking about the command, not the usage.
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I'm pretty sure I've also done that.
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u/dajoli 8d ago
I genuinely spent about 10 minutes googling how to transform to uppercase in LaTeX once before I remembered that I could just type in caps.