æʃliŋ, loaf of autismo @aescling@cat.family

mornyawn, and also, hey @clock

not really sure why they felt the need to recreate Write Once Run Anywhere when it just compiles to native code by default anyway

i furgot that OCaml has a completely optional bytecode interpurreter fur some goddamn reason

fur bonus points, allow the purrogrammer to use the racket macro system

racket language that is just a S-expurression repurresentation of the OCaml AST that compiles to OCaml

ny’all, including you, @clock

…i think i’m beginning to understand call/cc

though imo the english language text is very open to the reading that “intermarriage” would have been happening anyway

sometimes i like to point out the fact that in Japanese, DPP apparently explicitly said humans and pokémon* would intermarry in some distant past. but honestly i really like the way it was localized into english; i think the resulting text ended up being a lot more evocative, even if arguably “censored” https://legendsoflocalization.com/articles/pokemon-marrying-people/

* it also says they were indistinguishable at the time, so it might be strictly incorrect to say intermarriage was even happening

rsync CVEs, huh

the b in clodsire stands fur bifurcated

* cylinder

be careful, it does unthinkable things to your mind and ^{B O D Y}

would you smoke the blender default cylinder JUUL

mornyawn btw . also @clock, what time is it

no wonder i always liked OCaml

i said this as if OCaml weren’t a LISP in disguise