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For me, the hardest part is not about learning the syntax of a new language (you can easily have a preview with resources like Learn X in Y minutes and then make analogies with others). The tough part is understanding the philosophy of the language and the kind of problems it's aimed to solve. I generally learn new languages when I try to solve problems i've never been in front of, and usually the docs help me a lot.

native macOS and HyperTerm (i'll drop native when HyperTerm has no more tty bugs). Native because i find iTerm a bit laggy when handling multiple windows with multiple tabs. HyperTerm because ElectronJS <3

Hi you :)

good job

A cool thing does not poison computers.

Yes, react is just the "View" of your app

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is the bug induced by user_input ? one could submit a function in there

nope, nope, nope

is it a real institute ? or just a UX joke ?

Dig out the secret fap folder then thanks the gods that C man pages are stored locally

Thanks to his remarkable knowledge of IT universe, he recommands things he doesn't understand to people who doesn't really care.