@lorentz go chrome or go home sounds right for a reason young man. I do understand, that with a mobile browser you don't have anywhere to go. But firefox helps you with that anyway. Sad fox, it could've been the logo of a cool programming language but ended up as the logo of a deprecated browser. Even a Crab made it being logo of a better product than that. That's how mad i was about the removal of the PWA. Don't care it comes back, i do not forgive.

@D-4got10-01 in the winter, pee the disapproved words in the snow on their door step. I would do if i had a better aim.

@kobenz Oh, i actually do use the arrow keys because i literally do not see any advantage regarding the other option.

That's the world of vim, there's always one more hardcore than you i guess.

What does that mean? And no, devRant has just started, the good years still in ahead of it :P It has to become retro soon.

@Demolishun for me it was exactly the same for almost ten years. Fine i've finally learnt it. It's not that mutch but what a caveats it has! It's actually very easy to make mistakes with regex. But without writing the interpreter, I would've still not have learned it.

Regex reminds me about brain fuck a bit. It's just genius. Biggest difference is that regex has a FAT usecase where brainfuck does .. :P

@Demolishun actually yes. I do. If i will make a new one, I will actually make it different on purpose. There are just some things i would like to see changed. But actually making the real regex including it's caveats is what makes it kinda challenging. IIRC my regex was most C# like. Ironically, a language where I do not have much regex experience with. My regex experience professionally were limited anyway, i copied and pasted that always from internet before. When i started to make an interpreter, i've also learnt regex. I really thought it would be relative simple project. My own regex could do some recursive stuff only the C# sharp one also could do. But IIRC perl has the most advanced?

@Lensflare oh fuck, I forgot to mention that last time. Die! :p

I notice they actually more regarding leftists. The all inclusive people. The nice, social and good kind. Horrible that still people think they're the nice ones. They shout more violence than who ever. Also, in the land if the dutch (sure you've heard from it) the nice left people are the fear mongerers.

@antigermgerm it's not the car, it's the driver is once said to a dead guy. I'm sure you could have more fun with a crowbar than a gun if you're dedicated enough. I believe in you. Can you do a shout out to me while doing it? It would be a rare gift to show off with.

You just like to be called Wendy every Friday night to give free wendies. You don't have to imagine a whole story about it.

Did you know they evolved to the nest generation? It's called Aurelia now and is probably totally worth is.

You still have to find out that most jobs are just to keep us busy. That's why those frameworks are actually nearly perfect.

Nice 😁

Start Trek is so much better with the wookies.

The same as @tosensei ''s mom. Raise him and give him a devrant account hoping that it helps.

Oh thought you were in a good environment exchanging colleagues international and stuff. Sad to hear. It's almost a breakup :p

Table tennis would be a a torture for me. I cost more if you having me playing table tennis, but production stays stable that way 😂

Mandatory table tennis, I'm seriously lolling a bit, how's such thing possible 😂

Haha, yeah, it's not that it's allowed to write your own solution for it to make it fun or smth. Would be fun.

And hundred driving home. That's the best part. Climate doesn't change itself young man. (actually, it primarily does :p)

You're always talking and never showing huh. I think you deliver not more than hundred grams every time. Just a few. Like a bunny. You're just insecure about it.

I kinda hope that some people remember trough trough this rant how fun programming still can be. A lot of people lost their drive working corporate I guess. But writing such stuff gives me a natural high. Sadly it requires a lot of time that many people do not have.

@kiki oooeeeh, I really, really, have no idea what to use the mouse for. Not to sound elitist in any way. You'll end up not using it very soon I guess. And if not, who cares right.

@antigermgerm only thing about vim I have a colors scheme issue making a warning selected text unreadable. I have that for ages. For some reason I never fix it. Extra motivated to make less errors I guess.

Nah, tried Emacs for a while, it actually has a bit easier shortcuts but there's zero reason for me to switch because by now I master vim shortcuts. I'm almost a ninja like tsoding but very often he's doing some tripple cursor magic like it's nothing. If I do such shit it'll actually take longer.

I do not consider lisp a serious language for development but I do like the concept. Writing a lisp interpreter would be a nice step up from regex. Just like regex it should become fair easy if you know what you're doing. Maybe it's finally a bit more time to look how others doing it. Not knowing is part of the fun but you can't always going your own way i guess. At a certain moment studying that way stagnate.

@Lensflare and even gets upvotes for it. Maybe that's why all the nazi's did it back in the day too. The upvotes.

@antigermanist unless where I live. Currently sharing a burger with a cow. Nice huh?

@jestdotty I won't, my code is in the arctic vault.

@iiii I only miss syntax highlighting. No quoting could actually be one of its charms. Maybe there's even a vision behind it.

@jestdotty probably looks at stuff with x different angles and then concludes it. They actually describe exactly what they do. o3 sucks cock but Grok deepsearch does awesome shit. That's quite some search skills. I also considered to write smth like that but I do not think I could get tho that performance and AI development is not very rewarding and often frustrating. You saw me a day going frustrated hardcore on development of the perfect AI memory. A kinda vector document that updates and only contains single truths. If you change a fact, it should delete the old one, it should not store questions as knowledge etc. Before it stores in document it reasons the value of the information. What a trial on error. I wonder what my keyloganalyzer says about that day. It can sense frustration based on keypresses. But it also knows you've invented much time into something that would've never worked. Love that never failing reliable system.

@tosensei most humans are exactly the same. See my reasoning rant.

@tosensei for me working and free time actually the same for big part of my life. Loved it. Easy way to be happy.

@tosensei and based as the basic programming language.

@iiii because those interpreters are very not generic written since that costs performance it takes almost a rewrite to make quite a fundamental change. It's written in C, not in python. The code is very written to be used in one way. No lame multi purpose stuff. Start writing one and you'll find out why you'll prefer to start over often. It's about the journey, not the result.

Edit: yes, just different approach mostly. Not primarily better, just different. Somewhere in the future you'll see advantages / disadvantages that you couldn't have calculated. I made a interpreter one bringing garbage collection for free while the other one seemed to be impossible to implement it.

@kobenz I actually have learned some basic oop things regarding Lua from you on this site. And I agree btw. Not my flavor.

I don't do neovim, it's not based enough. I should create pedo vim. Vim configurable with python. Actually, that's the original with some effort. Try to compile it successfully with python support, I'll wait. What a waste of time.

The python vim api was quite nice. But don't have much experience with it tho.