Compiler architecture suggested by ChatGPT vs. My compiler architecture

We can not know whether we ought to use wayland or xorg cuz we can't know the future as it is non-deterministic according to my shallow understanding of the modern physics - we see that on a micro level lots of things are described with probability fields rather than by precise numbers,

my hobby? pretending to be productive

Being an expert (self-proclaimed) in category theory & homotopy type theory gives me the right to hate haskell

I think [many statements with small exprs] is generally better than [few statements with big exprs] because - the exec/eval order is clearer - much easier to print-debug - when you need to add stuff in the middle of big expr, you will split it into smaller statements anyway

Freya Holmér@freya.bsky.social · 2mo ago

I wish C# had a "do this then return this" feature, without lambdas or messing with return types ig that's what the comma operator was useful for in other languages but those carry what is quite possibly the worst syntax in history

if you're one of those coders who haphazardly shoves AI code into your projects, I will not hear a single word from you about the supposed inherent dangers of syntactic sugar or side effects or operator overloads or goto ever again just say you don't like the syntax! or that you don't like coding

when the AI will be destroying humanity, it will use drones & nukes maybe the problem to solve is not the former but the latter

the software speed does matter for desktop apps when u keep 20 of them on 10 i3 workspaces, and I do, so please make desktop apps fast thank you