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>ignore them for some reason

The reasons are clearly stated in the issue you have linked.

Elitism is good. Elitism is just. There is absolutely nothing wrong with elitism.

Skill based one of course.

>immutable

>setters

sigh

No. You want 'for' to be a looping construct with no other meanings.

Seeing code in my native language makes me laugh, I can't take it seriously.

What is the point of this post? To shame the author?

Can't wait for the Ladybird to arrive.

It is not an IDE though, just set of compilers/translators like gcc.

>period of 1995-2001

That time basically only some intro-European migrations happened: Germans repatriating from the recently dissolved USSR, other Europeans moving back and forth, maybe some refugees from the Balkans.

Interesting stuff started happening much, much later.

Also what with this line spacing? It renders the paper nigh unreadable!

libc, starting with errno, continuing with fopen/printf/str* functions, locales, etc is a pile of quick hacks; set of useful abstractions at the time, no doubt! But that time is long gone, for decade(s) it is nothing but a drag.

Chaining calls is an anti-pattern. Not only this is needless duplication of ye olde imperative statements sequence it also makes debugging, modifying ("oh I need to call some function in the middle of the chain, ugh"), and understanding harder for superficial benefit of it looking "cool".

It actively hurts maintainability, please stop using it.

>Native compilation is now enabled by default.

And it shows. Now emacs is much nicer to use on Windows. Big thanks to the developers!

Internet of today quite differ from the Internet of the past.

Judging by the quality of the content of the page, this KOSA bill is at least not a bad thing.

>Like Israel, the Soviets also failed to invest in the lands they occupied

Don't know about Israel, but you definitely know nothing about the Soviets.

Why complicate things? Just fire him.