@brahn python can work like typescript, with type hint and a third-party type checker

@Root

Rust does that too for lambdas. imo, it looks better than something like () => {}

So like

vec![3,4,5].iter().map(|x| x+5)

looks better than

vec![3,4,5].iter().map((x) => {x+5})

MacOS is real nice for the un*x environment.

Windows (imo) has a really ugly way to manage everything

@tokumei Am I the only one that thinks that turbo fish syntax looks good?

@Stuxnet so if I’m understanding correctly, a marxist designed a language in which the main feature is ownership and makes it hard to share it.

@Stuxnet I guess the language they’re talking about is Rust and Wikipedia says it was designed by Graydon Hoare.

So maybe him, idk.

@Electrux oh, that could explain it!

Maybe there’s an edge case with the sieve of atkin, probably if it’s the limit is like 0 or negative

@kwilliams Thanos sort is when you delete half the array at random, and check if it is sorted. If it’s not, repeat the process.

Oh fuck! I just realised, 2^64 is 1.8e19 and the number I get is 1.8e18

That can’t be good

@Commodore

Daily-level patriotism

@chilledfrogs

« and some (like French) use these ugly ones: « ... »»

I’m a bit offended

MPP Kaleed Rasheed, fuck you!

But it’s only on a provincial level. There’s a bit of chance that someone could pass the bill on a federal level.

FUCK!

I had a bit of hope when I saw the news of the bill being proposed!

@Jacquobite Same thing with microwaves oven, they are not dangerous if you keep the polka dotted pattern on the door.

Even if you didn’t, the only fear is cooking you, like an oven cooks you.

I REFUSE TO COMPLY WITH THIS MONOPOLY!!

ALL HAIL WEB ASSEMBLY AND RUST!

@Alice oh yeah, I forgot about that.

@Alice sending login data in get is not a security risk. They’re as protected as POST

@RantSomeWhere
Rip r/waterniggas

The compression ruins the 8 bit

@Jilano You can’t understand le Québécois.

Je veux voir ta face quand tu entendras quelqu’un du Lac St-Jean/Saguenay.

C’est drôle, parce qu’on a aucune difficulté à vous comprendre.

I sense an april fools joke

@Maer I don’t want to say “users are stupid”. I think the problem is Apple, they’re the ones creating that lock-in that keeps users in, even though they might not want to if it’s not for that lock-in

Deepl is so good, I did a few tests going back and forth between English and French, and deepl was always equal or superior to google translate.

@nitwhiz

I’m not talking about their products specifically, but the ecosystem. Other reasons why people might choose Apple products don’t really concern me.

@nitwhiz
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Sorry if i’m missing something out really obvious, I’m really tired

BLOCKCHAIN

And let me guess, now 689 companies know your brushing habits.

That actually should be normal behaviour no? It’s up to the back-end to sanitize input?

I did some basic python stuff, like fucking horrible code, than I learned minecraft command blocks, and my love for programming grew, because I loved that feeling when I found a solution to hack those things together.

The reason I keep hacking is that I crave this brainfood, the endless puzzle of possibilities, that adrenaline rush when you think you found a way to do it, the roller coaster when it doesn’t, but in the end, you get that satisfaction, because you did it, after all those hours crawling through stack exchange/overflow, everything works, all that time meant something! It’s a fucking drug!

@Creep With duckduckgo, if you prepend your search with !deepl, it will redirect your search to deepl which is (imo) better than google translate for sentences and long texts. For single words, use !lin for linguee. There’s also a built-in color picker