McSinyx @mcsinyx@librem.one

So i1 is a type to store -1 and 0. Neat.

At this point I'm confident to say that my weirdness is totally at the normal level by popular culture standard: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=018o0enjGOs

TIL the past tense of *forbid* is *forbad*

Big Shaq is a Shaq, doo doo doo doo doo doo

Do you ever use the right control key?

This. Is. Art. https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/linux-next/-/issues/43

Don't get me wrong, I've nothing against pattern matching (or the idea of the walrus operator and other recent syntactic changes). My opposition is towards making expressions much less context-free and greatly harm readablity as we progress.

I get it, languages blend, but we're taking it to the extreme by practically creating another C++ by trying to add language features while desperately maintaining backward-compatibility.

As of PEP 636, I start to feel #Python is trying a lil bit to hard. At this point it is safe to say both the users and the language designers are actively working to throw the #Zen outta the window.

Happy new year, Fediverse!

While are Guile and Rakudo so outdated, CodeChef? Without recent compiler optimization, there's no use making Scheme or Raku an option because all your users get will be TLEs.

Finally get back to doing #CP after a long break for almost a year. CodeChef certainly doesn't disappoint:

> There are N words in English that Chef considers funny.