Bitte.

We all know his name is Johneff. Johneff Kennedy. Johneff is the long form of Jeff.

Oni povus uzi ħ, la konstanto de Planck el fiziko, tio belegas.

Ĥaoso manĝu vin, fiulo! Estas la plej bona litero ĥ!

At least once you know if it’s intransitive or not you can make it the opposite by suffix -igi or -iĝi.

It is a neat language, especially with the history it has by now, but as much I as like it I don’t think it will ever catch on widely.

And I don’t think it’s even possible to construct a language that’s easy, consistent, and with wide appeal and adoption.

It is now save to disenchant your orb.

I’ll spend your 100 million, too, if you want. I’ll be the second idiot to shoot his car into space.

I’ll take your billion.

Cool, I love learning new terms that will haunt me in the future.

This might be a meme making fun of the inaccessibility of modern physics for laypeople.

It’s h-bar, not h. And it really does make sense if you look deeper I to the math.

Thanks, I hate it.

I imagined what an Elasticsearch query style Python XML syntax would look like.You must share my pain.

<fun>
  <name>sum</name>
  <in>
    <int>
      <name>foo</name>
    </int>
    <int>
      <name>bar</name>
      <default_value>
        <int>0</int>
      </default_value>
    </int>
  </in>
  <out>
    <int>
      <calculation>
        <numerical_operation>
          <operator_plus>
            <operand>
              <var>foo</var>
            </operand>
            <operand>
              <var>bar</var>
            </operand>
          </operator_plus>
        </numerical_operation>
      </calculation>
    </int>
  </out>
</fun>

How is Berlin (see ach_berlin.txt) higher than Munich?