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  • I'm my experience, LLMs are especially bad at Rust. They really don't seem to grasp the borrow checker.

  • Is this a joke?

  • Is that a windows 11 wallpaper lol?

  • Parent comment is saying that taking orders at a fast food restaurant is not the full job. Not that working in fast food isn't a real job.

  • Why do we have subtraction when we can just add a negative number?

  • Chaotic good

  • Wtf

  • WHY???

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  • Those are not slurs lol

  • I would say it should be forked but no one knows Zig haha.

  • Same this really sucks

  • YIKES

  • That sucks. I was really liking bun.

  • This is the longest README I've ever seen in my life.

  • AI Slop Architect?

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  • Yeah I'm stupid

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  • Damn you are right haha.

    Mine evals to 21.

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  • This is called "prefix notation". The operator comes before the operands and every expression goes in parentheses.

    For instance you could write:

     lisp
        
    (+ 1 2 3 4)
    
      

    Which would evaluate to 10.

    This syntax is from a family of programming languages usually called LISP.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisp_(programming_language)

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  •  lisp
        
    (* (+ 2 5) (- 8 5))
    
      

    Hope some LISP can clear this up

    Edit:

     lisp
        
    ( + 2 ( * 5 ( - 8 5 ) ) )
    
      
  • I can't read.