If Jai ever becomes remotely popular, this will cause the next plane crash or accidental atomic nuking. Sure, if in doubt about operator precedence, use parentheses. But still, basic algebra has a pretty standardized ruleset.

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Feb 3, 2023 · I think that Jai has a lot of potential to make my life easier in this regards by a) reducing the amount of tooling I need to get things done (no more insane build scripts would be awesome thanks) and b) I want to explore the meta-programming facilities for automatically building out a lot of the data parsing I have to do.

Jai Paul (born June 1988) is a British record producer and visual artist from Rayners Lane, London, UK. He is currently signed to XL Recordings and published by BMG. Paul is also co-founder of the Paul Institute, a platform where he helps to develop artists' careers.

In the personality section of the bot itself, I also use the "During sex" and that's typically when I add the sex related parts of the kink, if it occurs also outside of sex (ie underwear sniffing) I'll add that the the likes or personality.

Aug 9, 2023 · Get your chat ready. This works with both private and public chats. Something cool I really like about JAI is how you can see your entire chat without having the chat buffer as you scroll up. CTRL+F helps too if you wish to go back to …

Jun 15, 2024 · Posted by u/Sudden-Scallion-6204 - 27 votes and 5 comments

Aug 16, 2019 · It's not on the card. If it is your own card and your own account you'll know whether the JAI is 0 or 1. If it's someone else's card, you ask them to tell you what kind of account it is. If they can't tell you, you follow the bank's instructions on how they'd like you to deal with lost or stolen cards.

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Aug 23, 2020 · From what I understand, "JAI" comes from the initials of the three people doing most of the work on the language, J for Jonathan Blow. However, because Jonathan Blow's the one doing most of the talking about the language, he's become so strongly associated with it that I couldn't even find a resource that lists the other developers.