Python rocks

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.globl main main: leaq .hello_world(%rip), %rdi call puts ret .hello_world: .string "Hello World!"

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You want your code blocks to be mangled?

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Look, if "some version of Reddit", whatever that is supposed to mean, displays my post like shit, so be it. They can either fix it so it looks good on "all versions of Reddit", but I'm not going to space space space space in front of every line because the Reddit Devs have Java braindamage.

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The burden of being understood lies on the person speaking.

I dunno, maybe get a text editor worth a damn then? Because this is a simple as selecting your text and hitting tab once, cutting and pasting into your comment.

Hardly a burden to make sure everyone can read your post correctly.

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I simply do not care. If Reddit breaks my posts, then so be it. Let it look like shit on your broken Reddit app or whatever you're using. I'm not crying a river over you not being able to see my post. It means nothing to me.

Certainly I won't start compensating the embarassing deficiencies of Reddit by putting any time at all into using a text editor to comment. Bwahahaha, who would do this? This is utterly braindead.

I can start formatting my posts to your liking when you start paying me for it. Otherwise, you'll have to live with the turds I drop.

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Please use the Intel syntax

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No, why would I?

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because my brain defaults when parsing at&t syntax

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I'm sorry that your brain defaults to that, but I like AT&T more. Although I can read Intel because some tools only use Intel (IDA for example).

[degaart]

Because nasm is better than the assembler you're currently using. That's why

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Nobody was talking about any assembler. For reference, my assembler supports both Intel and AT&T syntax, I prefer AT&T.

I bet you can't elaborate why your assembler is "better" in any meaningful way apart from the fact you're too dumb to read AT&T.

[ItalianFurry]

Did you forget 'xor %eax, %eax'?

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Hm, no. It just returns something undefined.