u/NinjaFish63

https://github.com/mkhan45/RustScript2

I wouldn’t consider it to have ML syntax, it’s closest to Ruby. It’s kind of similar to python but has a lot of nice syntax sugar

it’s only abused because python didn’t include them for people to actually use. In a saner language those examples are perfectly fine

You could prescribe a particular structured way of writing LaTeX which makes expressions computer readable, but then you’re not really using LaTeX the way it’s meant to be used. So, at that point, why use LaTeX? Especially because…

CalcuLaTeX (https://calcula.tech) does this, although LaTeX is more of an implementation detail. I guess LaTeX was used to leverage existing renderers.

It is possible to create LaTeX output that is ambiguous as to what calculation it’s actually doing, but not without effort or a pretty significant oversight.

I agree with everything you wrote and it didn’t really relate to the OP, but I thought I’d mention it

Yeah I agree elden beast was a huge disappointment. It’s true that Maliketh doesn’t stop and you have to get pot shots in, but that’s what makes it fun for me and it makes getting a parry in so much more impactful and satisfying. I don’t like his first stage much though. Again with godfrey, I like the zero downtime a lot, and I don’t think I ever died to him from running out of stamina. I do wish he had more health though.

I don’t think that the bosses were designed around summons (other than ganks) or ashes. You can’t even hit many ashes on most late game bosses.

I’ve beat the game twice, once with the greatsword (lion’s claw) and one with buckler/hand of malenia, and I definitely prefer the late game. I use summons for gank fights but nowhere else.

I definitely agree that there’s a difficulty spike, but I wanted to share my perspective. Maliketh, Godfrey, and Radagon are 3 of the top 5 bosses for me.

I don't think mohg is a mini boss

the thing about school is that it’s way more rigid than real work. The time frame is also way different for exams vs anything actually important. It’s easy for an ADHDer to get distracted for a half hour and lose half of the test time but less likely to lose multiple days at once so there’s always flexibility. There are also jobs that can somewhat benefit from different brain chemistry e.g. software engineers seem to have ADHD at higher rates

can i get a source? not tryna be snarky I’m just interested

A lot of people here would say eren is one of the best written characters, but few would’ve said it back in season 1. Along the same lines, most of the characters in wheel of time just aren’t likable until book 7-8

macroquad is great

Going in to HxH I thought it was just a lighthearted shounen and then someone got their heart torn out

I see Zig as a really great C replacement for stuff where Rust can be annoying like embedded hardware

Depending on the field of coding, there’s a lot more calculus. e.g gamedev if you write your own engine or machine learning if you bother to do something other than use someone else’s model

I also choose this guy’s wife

the point of type systems is to move runtime errors to compile time, so it’s weird to accept negative numbers in the signature

fn fact(n: usize) -> usize {
    (1..n).product()
}

I ended up going with this one. It's a little annoying but the core issue is that I can't access a row by a string key in an ecto query so I just made a bunch of helper functions like so:

defp filter_str_contains(query, "name", inner) do
  from p in query, where: ilike(p.name, ^"%#{inner}%")
end

I would highly recommend macroquad since I think it’s important to get a feel for gamedev without ecs before learning ecs. It’s also less abstracted so there’s less of a black box

If you remind me by replying to this comment I may be able to write a script to generate one

I watched the first episode of Saiki K by accident. I was trying to watch the first episode of a different comedy show (not sure which) but I'd downloaded the wrong episode, so I didn't even realize it was the wrong one until I was already laughing. It's in my top 3 shows of all time now.

It’s the sort of language where your pseudo-code will actually run

This is only true when you haven’t worked with languages which are more expressive than python. I always find myself racing for a tool that python doesn’t have, like macros or good function composition.

Otherwise, I agree with you. It serves its purpose and is easy to learn, but personally I’d prefer a language like elixir for basic scripting for personal use only

I don’t think the show glorifies it though. He’s slowly redeeming himself and i’m sure he’ll eventually give a genuine apology

HxH spoilers

Personally, the anime's ending of introducing the dark continent without explaining anything about it is one of my favorite pieces of world building. It tells us that there's more out there to be explored, and even though we know that Gon is probably going to be more powerful than even netero because of his future form, it's questionable wether he'll be the most powerful on the dark continent given that even Ging hasn't been there. I agree with your other points about it though, and I'm not sure if this even counts as world building