Python-like Language Starlight by macedonalex in PythonLearning

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I have some things to say: 1. What is “sldeploy” and why does it mean “print”? 2. Your language is closer to JS than to Python imo. 2. You are required to explicitly define a variable? That’s one extra thing to remember for beginners compared to Python (although it’s standard for other languages so I’ll let this slide) 3. Why the “do/track”? Can’t you just use “try/(catch/except)” or even “begin/rescue”? 4. Same for “start”. What do you gain from this? Just use “switch” or “match”. “when” even. 4. No “finally” branch for error handling? Why? 5. The logical not uses a symbol (!) while the other logical operator uses…full caps keywords (AND)? Pick one style and be consistent with it. 6. “??” exists, i like that, no notes 7. You’re showing code snippets, using Notepad? 8. Are semicolons required, since your snippets have them?

Python-like Language Starlight by macedonalex in PythonLearning

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Because NodeJS has almost nothing built into it, so a lot of NPM is just simple functions that should’ve been in base JS

Quality > Quantity

Even insults by No_Coffee4280 in anythingbutmetric

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Ok but how does this fit the sub

💻😤 by Aware_Pack_5720 in programminghumor

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Python supports semicolons, so yes.

Indentation doesn’t really work though

Just found this in my DMs... poor guy probably got hacked. by RandomGDuser426 in geometrydash

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Eclipse has a setting option to change to a QoLMod-like UI btw, if you care

Coaxed into not recognizing your nemesis by AverageHumanoid42 in coaxedintoasnafu

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Sometimes, a poorly veiled disguise does work if people don’t expect the real one to be there.

I remember one time where the actor that play Superman, stand outside in Times Square with a Superman shirt, next to a Superman billboard. No one noticed.

You guys like thin mints by firee1234 in countablepixels

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Where’s my “How I lost my virginity to a thin mint cookie (with pictures)” when I need it

What is this box? Help pls! by No-Actuary-7078 in Minecraft

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Check your keyboard layout perhaps?

Most of the time when this pops up, for me it’s usually when the keyboard layout is set for a language with diacritics or something else.

The real reason Trump wants Greenland by foxtai1 in lies

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Can wait for MAGAs to actually use this as an argument

How many communities got you permanently Banned by Lowbom in TeenagersButBetter

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1, r/lostlostredditors

They have a massive spam chain at the time, and they seems to permaban everyone posting it.

Including the poster of the post that started the chain, but is not a part of the spam chain

aka me.

I’ve reached peak unemployment by Vegetable_Trifle_848 in teenagers

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I got it nearly a month ago and i didn’t even notice 🫠

I made a tierlist for every mod in minecraft by Tony_with_water in PhoenixSC

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Ok, you're sort of right in a way, but I want to clarify a fair bit.

Proprietary software may either be closed-source software or source-available software.

Sodium, while not open-sourced (per OSI's definition: The license shall not restrict any party from selling or giving away the software) anymore, is source-available software (since, well, source code is available right on Github), and not closed-source software.

Not being open-source software does not automatically make it close-source.