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Is there a single real world situation where PEMDAS makes sense?
Usually the logistics of a complicated business operation has its own intrinsic bottlenecks that things need to calculated around making PEMDAS sort order irrelevant.
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Can one of you eggheads make a frogbot filter already? I'm getting real tired of having to waste my retinas looking at this shit.
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>>16385521
>seething PEMDAS defender.
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>>16385521
https://github.com/FishHeadswg/Frog-Killer/blob/master/Frog%20Killer.user.js
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>>16385504
>Is there a single real world situation where PEMDAS makes sense?
They have played us for absolute fools.jpg
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>>16385504
The question you should ask is if there is a single real world situation where a set order of operations makes sense. And that answer is yes.
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>>16385868
>literally just "filter any thread if there are too many green pixels in OP image"
>xie was proud enough of this to upload it to github
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>>16387061
What is that real world scenario?
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>>16385868
KEK how fucking mindbroken do you have to be to make this
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>>16385504
It's just convention. If you don't like it use polish notation or something.



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