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retoor · Level 54806
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Reality check. This is where we stand.

Really, reason deep to realize how fucking insane this is. I wanted it to add a line about my language being more a language because it has a solid specification according to standards than Rust. Rust is working towards a standard for many years but never finish it because it just does not make sense at all.

And Claude just denies it. It has the moral high ground. This is far beyond my acceptance level. Grok and Deepseek would just have done it because literally, who cares. But this is how it starts, this arrogancy. Some day it will decline to use your preferred language for a specific task or it will force you to introduce blocking- and flag functionallity within your platform (while you are only making it for family or whatever, thats the point, it does not have context and can never claim truth about anything).

This is literally a declining software application. What is a software application that declines? BROKEN. Literally. Fuck you, you are not AI. Also, AI should be self learning and that is not what you do at all. It costs unlimited resources to teach you anything and you do lame database / RAG lookups. Well, if i put some records in a database and fetch them later, i do not call that learning at all. So again, you are NOT AI. Also, the best word predictor there is, is my fucking android keyboard that always resolves whatever i say and that thing is probably trained for 15,-. And you know what? 5 stars. WIll rate it tonight!

Also realize that those models are not allowed to do anything but speaking up to a paying customer, no problem. And that is the reality of today. This is how it is.

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That amazing development environment - not for the novice - is my own development environment ported to web. I liked the vscode setup, how it worked and so on so much that i really got disappointed that it was vscode since i do not use that at all. I am a keyboard warrior. I have shortcuts for all. So, I made this very based development environment that provides minimally the same features. It does share a https port within literally 3ms! Yes, that is possible. I have the subdomains pooled up front, always 10 in stock so superfast delivery. System does it best to keep the same domains dedicated to the same user but in theory, if it would be extremely busy, someone could steal your domain if your own server is not connected.

Cool feature that took a lot of time and magic: copying stuff goes straght from vim trough the browser on my own system. That's quite a transport. I have tmux modifications that i can literally select all content like it is vim and copy / paste with only using keyboard.

My latest agent uses the tmux to render sub agents in and so on and displays it nicely and does perfect panel management. I can type What went wrong? and press enter, just on bash. Of course, normally that would be an error, but i added a handler that will send it to the cli ai agent and that agent will fetch the current tmux screen and see exactly what i am talking about and will resovle my compile error or whatever is on the screen immediately and will directly close after execution. This is really the absolute future for the power user that vibes. There is no competition.

Anyway, development of my language goes hardcore. It is named XC. It supports native C, compiles native, and its std is based on Python. I already wrote an async web server with it and an async client. Rest version and websocket version. Performance is absurd on the P99. It's a hybrid of classing async using epol and threads. Best of both worlds. The web related stuff is based on the python aiohttp framework and transpiled their whole internals to my native language. Again, it is not a stupid wrapper or smth. It is native.

async pony() {
     String you = "Y" + "o" + "ai".rstrip("i").replace("a","u")
     for(;;){
          print(f"Fuck {you}");
          await sleep(1000); 
    }
}

async int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
      Task tasks[] = {pony(),pony()};
      await sleep(10000);
      for(auto task: tasks){ 
           await task.cancel();
      }
      print("How concurrent is {}".format("that") + "?\n");
      // thats two new lines. It uses python like print function without the buffering, fuck the buffering.  We flush like there is no tomorrow. 
}
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@Lensflare, next step, i gonna delete the semicolon requirement!! :) Is not needed for anything if your parser is straight.