Almost. Application Binary Interface

Come on, guys, any second now. Aany second…

My attempt of an honest answer to my best knowledge:

As @TootSweet@lemmy.world mentioned, to make a programming language closer to spoken English language, most likely (hi, Python, I am looking at you too). Which infuriates me immensely: when programming, I do not speak languages, I express data structures and operations on them, stacked one upon another. The last thing I need here is ambiguity, loose structure and information duplication (forgot correct term for the last one) that are typical to natural languages of human communication

Nope, that’s not a definition of opinion. And this opinion is leagues away from your original post. If you can’t see this - be my guest, go on making up dreams of " I stuck a chord" and whatever else you are imagining

“It sucks because I can’t see why it is even useful” is not an opinion, it is ignorance, and you have already shown it to be a willful one. No wonder you get shat on repeatedly

If you can’t think of a reason, then you could have just asked. Or read a few threads here or somewhere else. But instead you went forward typing your oh so very informed opinion, which itself is a good invitation for “shut up, lousy know-nothing type of human” kind of response. I do hope you’ll do better next time you see a piece of lore and culture you have no clue about

Of course. We just can’t quit

You asked for it, smart ass

I saved a screenshot of this to post when it happens, if you give your permission

No, it just so happens I have a minute to talk about our lord and saviour JS. What is His holy and sacred mission?

Of course. Nothing beats JS, oh guru mighty guru

Meanwhile IntelliJ: let’s copycat VSCodium UI

Yeah. Trust me on this, bro

So, all you’ve mustered is some lame-ass whataboutism? Have a good day

Aand what is your point?

Scanned the article: neither mission, nor purpose, nor type coercion unga-bunga explained. Or was I expected to see the greatness of the language and be humbled by its glory and might?

Hear me out:

“11” - 1 = “11” - (-1) = “11” (did not find “-1” in "11)

Or

“11” - 1 = “11” - (-1) = “1” (removed first “1”)

Lol. In a dynamically typed language? I will do this always, that’s why I am using it

Of course. Just one more nuclear reactor bro, just one more trillion dollars investment bro

Thank you for sharing your thoughts :)

Python will happily let you overwrite its own internals while running, for instance

Damn, that’s cool and I did not even know. Pretty sure I would not do this in production code, but very glad very this possibility exists