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answer = What are you working on ( dpt );

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low level Lisp when?

C++ is a very easy and simple language, as long as you don't use all the meme syntex

70 years ago

>What are you working on ( dpt );
As much as I hate web dev, I got really sick of not feeling comfortable with it. I don't intend to ever work with websites to any larger extent, but it feels crippling that I can't even make a half-decent webpage.
So I put down the Haskell book and started learning React.

Setting up the backend, JS dependencies, HTML DOM spaghetti are no biggies.
CSS is the real shit though.

Idiomatic C++ has the performance of C#/Java except with a more retarded styntax. Stick to the performance and 'fine-control' theme bro.

Reminder that """"""""Lisp"""""""" Machines did not run Lisp.

Somebody sent me a logo suggestion for my operating system. Thanks for the effort, logo guy :)
Today I'm working on some POSIX compliance which is more fun than it sounds.

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idk, I started working on a website about a month ago. The backend made in elixir was done in a day or two, then came the frontend javascript part, and even if I have some experience with it, it was just fucking awful. It completely took all the fun out of the experience, productivity ground to a halt (adding even the simplest feature took me half a day), and there's just no way this very simple, one page website will ever get done if I keep working like that. And I hadn't even touched CSS at that point.

Hopefully I can learn this well enough in a few days to be able to actually do things without wanting to tear my hair out.