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Thank you for this amazing and deep reflection on Bertram's pieces. Although I don't have for the moment nothing to add to your analysis of the code, one of the many aspects where I found it very interesting is the fact that you speculated on what…
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Hey, great post. This script language is fascinating. I was wondering if you could elaborate a little bit more in which aspect do you think Cree# differentiates itself from other programming languages. Thank you!
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Sorry for being so late (to everything), but I did want to comment a little on this piece that I really like. One thing I really appreciate about this piece is the fact that, although minified, it could have been minified way more. And that sugges…
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Hi all! My name is Milton Läufer (he/him). I am from Argentina, but I live in Berlin. I worked as computer programmer (since 2000), as a journalist and as a teacher. I have published some articles and short stories in Esquire, Vice, Guernica, CIA …