try {
    anal();
} catch() {
    std();
}

yup, “a steal” is a good word for that, but not in the direction they mean

Don't look up has a pretty accurate depiction of what the billionaires will be able to achieve when the end of the world comes.

And the series Mr. Robot did very well by showing realistic software and hardware all along.

someone tried that with their license plate, it turned out well: https://www.wired.com/story/null-license-plate-landed-one-hacker-ticket-hell/

edit: archive link

I love when there are solutions for every weird use case ^^

It would be a blow to render this typing method slightly slower, definitely a deal breaker 😏

I found those:

Underscore		. . _ _ . _
Addition		. _ . _ .
Subtraction		_ . . . . _ 
Multiplication		_ . . _
Division		_ _ _ . . .
Equal			_ . . . _
Right Parenthesis	_ . _ _ . _
Left Parenthesis	_ . _ _ .

But this isn’t enough for programming, square and curly brackets, carets, ampersand, pipe, tilda… I think it’s gonna be pretty challenging

And the Community rejoices at the perspective of your valuable contributions!

Don’t forget to look in which community this was posted

Agreed! Unfortunately these maddening behaviors were kind of set in stone several decades ago, and it has been (correctly) decided “Don’t break the web”, these weird quirks are kept in modern interpreters/compilers.

It’s actually quite interesting to read through the logic to follow when implementing an interpreter:

https://262.ecma-international.org/13.0/#sec-object.prototype.tostring

On the other hand, I don’t think you should add those ever

As a rule of thumb, I always put action verbs at the end of method names

LGTM

Definitely feeling great here, I moved out of Reddit right when the API sheitshow started and never look back!

Also, I’m donating to my instance’s admin and to the open source dev of lemmy, so I feel compelled to use it even more because I pay for a great service :D

🫡 thank you for your service 🫡