AndreBaltazar

No bug bounties for this level of sloppiness is the crime itself.

Isn't this always a problem of Marketing + UX?

I was checking if this would be possible with GitHub, but querying the dumb protocol at https://github.com/<org>/<repo.git>/info/refs just returns the following

  Please upgrade your git client.
  GitHub.com no longer supports git over dumb-http: https://github.com/blog/809-git-dumb-http-transport-to-be-turned-off-in-90-days

Did someone just do this with Microsoft Teams?

I received a notification like 20 minutes ago, and there's plenty other people saying they received as well:

https://amp.reddit.com/r/MicrosoftTeams/comments/ihghrq/test...

Broken link. Repo might be private.

Thanks! Yes, it's exactly like Jai, but as your said it is not public yet. I started experimenting with this idea before I found out about Jai. Watched a few of Jonathan's streams and YouTube videos, the language is promising, but some things in that language discourage me from using it even though I don't have a full picture of his language.

Hi HN, this is project I've been working on, started developing this language seriously a couple months ago with C++ in my free time. The objective here is to allow arbitraty compile-time code execution and modification of every part of the code at compile time.

Created many experiments previously to this to figure out LLVM and other tools. Switched to Kotlin recently because adding functionality with C++/Bison/Flex was proving difficult. This means that it requires JVM right now to compile, but when the language is able to self-host, it's probably also easy to do it.

The reason for this is that I don't see any major programming language doing this. Everything seems to be very restricted to const expressions or string manipulation.

Any questions please ask away :)