Ziglin (it/they)

I’d just write C and get annoyed by the #includes having different names.

Aren’t they there by default?

I agree with the second half but I can’t figure out where you got the “equally” from.

If you’re not logged in they give you a button to log in through your institution. Alternatively they seem to let you create an account to view a limited number of articles per month.

If they want an account you are paying with your data whether they use it or not.

It could still be a good source I just wanted to portray the not logged in view.

Can you tell us a bit about the specifics of your field?

Yes earlier it looked like it wasn’t symmetrical now I just don’t like that the eye crosses the imaginary edge of the box.

I’m not sure whether it’s actually the case but the eye makes the corners look off.

I don’t think I’ve gone beyond 4 I feel the same way.

My code only gets me one square :(

(Doesn’t work)

Looks like a snippet of C with two labels that will be referenced by a goto instruction. Very bad code tbh.

Meanwhile if it’s rust it’s the opposite. (Variables that can change must specify that they are mutable)

Worthwhile note to people too lazy to click on the link is that this is the 2021 version. In June 2024 (which is linked at the top of the linked article) the numbers look a little different but not much better for the US.

My laptop definitely prefers Emacs. VSCode is just another electron app after all.

I’ve never heard of Ruby outside Ruby on Rails. What games use it?

Welp, I guess you’re sort of right…

Isn’t it Turing complete or was that CSS?

Thank you I suppose?

I had no idea that formatting worked. I personally still prefer the ! as a prefix though. (It’s shorter)

See all Operating Systems is a steep claim, that is how I originally misunderstood the meaning of fully cross platform.

I’m relatively certain that it won’t run on DOS or an Arduino, thereby instantly disproving the ‘all operating systems’.

What does fully cross platform mean? It sounds very vague and a lot like an exaggeration.