why do text editors need discord rich presence all of a sudden
stop
(/s, probably)
why do text editors need discord rich presence all of a sudden
stop
(/s, probably)
Summer over!
No longer overheating
@lanodan I think Rust's stdlib only uses POSIX APIs and not general C things like stdio.h, so this doesn't really apply here. Hare also does the same thing on OpenBSD
@lanodan Even without libc, the language itself has a lot of really nasty footguns especially relating to integer promotion and the infamous signed overflow
"C is safe if you just program well" and other fairy tales
Q: What do astronomers and Haskell programmers have in common?
A: They both use parsecs
My opinion on Hare multithreading meta is slowly going from "mildly excited" to "can we not", TBH
@vyivel ext-hyper-extended-screen-transfer-v1 am i right
This was certainly a day.
Found two compiler bugs with two silly typos, somehow
For quite some time I've been thinking about making a "better Java" so a language that would target JVM and be fully compatible with existing Java code but "better". I envisioned null safety, more consistent pattern matching, maybe more expression-oriented syntax, inverted access flags (everything is private final by default) but now that I think about it, is it even useful? Everything other than null safety is just pointless fluff that's "good to have" but that doesn't warrant a new language
Why is it always that functional or functional-adjacent programming languages have the weirdest function names ever
like Haskell has nub and unsnoc (so un is an inversion prefix and snoc is reverse of cons????)
Scheme has car, cdr, current-jiffy and jiffies-per-second
Hardest problems in computer science:
1. Caching
2. Uh, off-by-one errors
3. Getting slicing to work in harec's eval are you kidding me it's still broken I need to rewrite more stuff help
Today's record:
Comment to code ratio of 4.42:1 (character-wise), 3:1 (line-wise)
angry comments
@garritfra @lanodan You can put your entire standard library inside a util package and you technically wouldn't be wrong
@lanodan it's java.util.ArrayList, not JAVA.util.ArrayList
java.
>sorry, unimplemented: non-trivial designated initializers not supported
Interesting, I've never seen that before
also thanks gcc, now i need to rewrite my code
@vyivel oh hi from the future; in short - not very fast
I love my C++ program
*updates the compiler*
where's my C++ progSegmentation fault
@lanodan himitsu for Java sounds like a job for me
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