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Maybe I'm just a spiritual boomer but things felt like they were better before there were a dozen emojis in every readme and output message.

Also the more of those git readme "badges" I see the lower my expectations are.
 
the only acceptable use of unicode characters in source is using greek letters in math heavy code
I don't make the rules, I just invent them
 
the only acceptable use of unicode characters in source is using greek letters in math heavy code
I don't make the rules, I just invent them
Nah, I do like to use some arrows or box-drawing characters or whatever from time to time. Unicode is nice in moderation. But emojis are just plain fucking retarded.
 
the only acceptable use of unicode characters in source is using greek letters in math heavy code
I don't make the rules, I just invent them
Code:
🏁 ➡️ 🔢 🍇
   💭 Get things up and running here...

  ↩️ 0  💭 Return a code here.
🍉

sadly last time updated over 3 years ago
 
Well now I want to write a program where all the variables and functions have emoji for their names.
we can do better than that
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i fucking hate when APL niggers write c code because it will always be something like

k.c
C:
#define i int
#define z(n) bunch(n); of(n); functions(n);
i b(i x, i d) { return z(k(x) + p(y(d))) * o(x,w(d)); }
>not even attempting to single evaluate
Do functionalcucks really?
 
i fucking hate when APL niggers write c code because it will always be something like

k.c
C:
#define i int
#define z(n) bunch(n); of(n); functions(n);
i b(i x, i d) { return z(k(x) + p(y(d))) * o(x,w(d)); }
Cope harder faglord. Multi character variables are bloat. All hail Rob Pike, Eternal God of programming style
 
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