Let’s play a game of “Fortunately, Unfortunately“. Respond the previous post (the first comment below this post) by replying this post (not the previous post!)
I’ll start with: “I found this website.“
Imagine python, but written like ML:
def greet name = f"Hello, {name}"Imagine python, but statically typed and with curly braces.
def str greet(str name) {
return f"Hello, {name}"
}
I’m installing xfce4 to replace lxde and well…
Let’s just say xfdesktop went kaput.
https://gist.github.com/Gilbert189/ab04381364c49078a3f12d9017338fd7
use this if you want to make other people know you’re in /chat
(another rejected post)
MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
ISTILLMAKESTUFF wrote:
My Youtube home is filled up with the m2 pro mac mini
Apple fan moment
¬¬
Just saying, I'm rather irritated when you said that.
Now don't punch me.
The problem with Lua is that it can’t stand alone as a language; it needs to have a mutual relationship with its host in order to be usable.
Otherwise you will get a language so poor in features you might as well consider rewriting your code in Pascal.
So for my IoT project I want to make a doorbell with audio (like the Ring but crappier)
Originally I was going to use Codec2 as the codec to transmit the voice and use raw sockets to transmit them
Then I spent my time figuring out how to have a low-delay event-call connection (since that’s the problem with the Ring)
Eventually I learned that Telegram has voice calls so I’ve decided to use that instead
Edit: turns out I can’t use voice calls for bots so back to square one
Not A Discord of Code Blocks
Flowermanvista — Today at 9:08 AM
curly-bracket syntax is THE DEVIL and I HATE IT
although I'm sure I'm not the only one here who's wasted half an hour trying to fix an entire program not working because of a single misplaced }
CST1229 — Today at 6:53 PM
for me, it's the opposite (i hate required indentation (like python))
DoubleDenial — Today at 6:54 PM
I have to agree
everyone who told me about Python tried to sell me on the required indentation like it's an exciting innovation even though it was something that I did not want or need
Not a Medic — Today at 6:59 PM
I don't mind either
Instead it's those
begin ... end-like blocks that Pascal made famous that I hate
DoubleDenial — Today at 7:00 PM
that's horrifying
Not a Medic — Today at 7:01 PM
ah yes I love my code to look like
if condition then do_this() end
CST1229 — Today at 7:03 PM
if ... {...}(parentheses optional)
if (...) {...}
{#if ...} ... {/if}
if ... ... end
if ... then ... endif ... ...
if ... ... fi
Not a Medic — Today at 7:04 PM
oh yeah
if ... ... fiis the worst oneprobably why I changed my shell to fish
what if somebody made a cryptocurrency service bot for wasteof
that would be absolutely silly
PkmnQ wrote:
gilbert_given_189 wrote:
MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
gilbert_given_189 wrote:
Duplicate of this topic in TIMaC.
programming in languages other than Scratch go in the ATs I believe. Real coding is too advanced for them.
If it's a duplicate, it's a duplicate.
Therefore, by modus ponens, since it's a duplicate, and if it's a duplicate, then it's a duplicate, it's a duplicate.