Hmm, I feel like learning a new programming language.
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Hmm, I feel like learning a new programming language. At work all we ever use is JavaScript and TypeScript
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Hmm, I feel like learning a new programming language. At work all we ever use is JavaScript and TypeScript
Gleam looks interesting
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Hmm, I feel like learning a new programming language. At work all we ever use is JavaScript and TypeScript
Ah yes, WoozSharp
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Ah yes, WoozSharp
@volpeon rule 34 is being changed
if it exists, there exists a woozy variant
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Hmm, I feel like learning a new programming language. At work all we ever use is JavaScript and TypeScript
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@volpeon@icy.wyvern.rip Haskell?
@mjustm Already know that one
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Hmm, I feel like learning a new programming language. At work all we ever use is JavaScript and TypeScript
@volpeon@icy.wyvern.rip I tried python once and they get so much fancy syntax sugar for all kinds of weird things, like you can filter and map a list in a single line without calling any methods. it gets super confusing to figure out the order of operations there, chaining array methods in JS is so much easier to read
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Hmm, I feel like learning a new programming language. At work all we ever use is JavaScript and TypeScript
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Ah yes, WoozSharp
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@Elrick_Winter Just for fun. I'm checking out Gleam right now, but I'm open for suggestions
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@vel Woozdot
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@vel Woozdot
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Hmm, I feel like learning a new programming language. At work all we ever use is JavaScript and TypeScript
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Gleam looks interesting
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Hmm, I feel like learning a new programming language. At work all we ever use is JavaScript and TypeScript
@volpeon@icy.wyvern.rip
Neobots are here to help.
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Hmm, I feel like learning a new programming language. At work all we ever use is JavaScript and TypeScript
I'm now taking a look at Lean
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I'm now taking a look at Lean
@volpeon@icy.wyvern.rip >theorem prover
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I'm now taking a look at Lean
