The LISP parentheses are not equally balanced. There are more ( than ).
Exactly 6 more.
Oh god, I’m getting PTSD. So many parentheses
Oh god, I’m getting PTSD. So many parentheses
Python:
from horses import Horse my_horse = Horse(color="brown")There. Done.
horseswas last released in 2024, and can only run on python up to 3.12.horsesdepends oniron-making, that is up to date. That means the current version ofiron-makingdepends on python >= 3.14, and that all the versions prior to 2025 were taken offline due to a CVE where if you run the library as root in a web backend that uses themake_nailfunction, people can open your barn doors without authorization when inside it.I cannot up vote this enough.
thanks, I hate it
I’m really having trouble recognizing if @marcos@lemmy.world started talking
bullhoreseshit, or if the post by @Diplomjodler@lemmy.world is the first to be just trolling…
You built a horse in Python. There’s too much space between you and the horse so it dies.
I’ll just instantiate a new one.
But notice that lisp was the only one where you actually built a horse.
The assembly one isn’t fair.
Ctrl-F “rust” - > 0 matches
I sense a pertubance in the force
Well duh, Ctrl f doesn’t work on pictures!
you could say that it aged well
That’s because it’s already so old, it can’t get older.
PHP is a vampire.
C: You build a horse. Well, it’s not really a horse, but it can do almost all the essential horse-things. It’s incredibly fast and compact. Your horse is named “Blue\0\0\0\0\0T~31wsXEi]DiMGW8mh^3”. Oh, and now someone else owns it.
ruby: you built a horse that builds a horse to build your horse. your barn is too small. it crashes. everyone is dead.
