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Thank you for the lesson. Very productive of you and on point.

Now if you relaxed just a little bit - the world would be much nicer place.

> But by allowing you to unquote literal functions, Janet makes it possible to write macros that are completely referentially transparent.

These lisp guys really get excited over very abstract things. If you say this to an average person on the street they will probably try to run away.

No. Why would it? While a lot of things there are universal the purpose is to support Arch Linux. If you can use it for another distro - use it. There are more important things to spend energy on then just renaming stuf pointlessly.

C is also a programming language. Unlike go it foes not depend on a big tech company for it to live. No need to reinvent the wheel. Just use wheel that does not come with a big techh bagagge.

Ambitious. Very hard to achieve. But if we use go, github and discord for building the "anti big tech" stack - then we have failed from the start.

> First things first, why do we code? To solve problems in the most optimal way possible.

I admire the enthusiasm. As a person who codes just to solve problems in a good enough way - I assume I should stick to Rails.

Love it. What could be a good addition IMHO is to add approximate costs of the placed systems, and cost of the ammunition used during the simulation ( for both attack and defense ).

Doing a game with ebitengine myself. Refreshingly nice experience.

Just another page counter in the 90s - a game in 21st century ...

It works great. Don't pay attention to the philosophers.

I quit twitter when I discovered it. Thank you.

If you have to be an employee- nobody is forcing you to make the job your whole life.

Whether you are at risk of getting laid off or not - not having friends outside work is a bad idea.