>>74
> Those who will sacrifice freedom for safety deserve neither; its C or
> go fuck yourself.
> Assembler doesn't exist
> FORTH doesn't exist
Lurk moar, unixfag.
It is easier to learn to program when you can receive near
immediate feedback from an interpreter,
instead of struggling to produce a usable program
from a compiler. Furthermore, it is actually
easier to implement a FORTH interpreter
than it is to write a C compiler. JonesForth, an x86
implementation, is implemented in ~2000 lines.
https://rwmj.wordpress.com/2010/08/07/jonesforth-git-repository/
Compare this to TCC, a small c compiler, which is about 40000 lines of C

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>>78
lol okay forthfag

My favorite programming language only runs on Urbit :o

http://groups.csail.mit.edu/mac/projects/mac/

I saw this right at bed time.
I will be back in the morning to conjure the spirits of the computers with my spells.

>>83
anon come back D:
tweet fun lisp related projects
here's some to start!
https://interlisp.org/medley/project/
https://www.gnu.org/software/guile-sdl/

Nano for terminal based editing, it's simple and gets the job done compared to vi/emacs.
If I need something more advanced, VSCodium.

>>77
I run Plan 9/9front/Inferno because they are nice to use, not just for the editor. If I just wanted to use the editor, I'd probably just use acme on Inferno.

I just use crimson editor, its the only sane one. Wish they had a port for UNIX but oh well.
http://crimsoneditor.com/
otherwise Nedit seems to be somewhat okay but its annoying to have to mess with .Xdefaults and shit to remove caret blinking.

I use 1337x personally. y no search?

The 1137x site and their proxies come highly recommended

>>3
>>10
it's very nice to know exactly what's happening when using a HLL, so in my experience it's much better than C++. I don't know dick about C# though, so I can't speak on that.

>>10
C was not only an improvement on its predecessors, but also on most of its successors.

>>66
its kinda fucked up if you think about it.

>>2
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>>68

Thank you, Sean. I run into a lot of Rust dipshits on the internets but I almost never run into anything written in Rust.

What it offers isn't really unique since other
languages provide what it provides, and they're also more developed.

there used to be a memory safe version of c, but that died and its stuck to 32-bit

>>64
(to discrimination), so, whatever you say, they'll hear it through a chipped or distorted lense. Like, how if you have a person in your life that you can't stand, and, loke, the old Pinterest joke went, you'll hate EVERYTHING they do, loke, even how they eT their lunch: "Look at Susan! Look at how she chewsher lettuce! Snob! " IDK--not saying those are YOUR feelings or my own, even, but, when you've been TAUGHT that "X" is annenemy (an enemy), or "Y" is a friend to me, you may frame their actio5, even if, in practice, they show ypu DIFFERENTLY, as the things you've bern TAUGHT (or brainwasor Media manipulated ) brainwashed----not brainwasor

into believing that they ARE!

>>55

Now days this is your fate if you learn React as well

>>55

Now days this is your fate if you learn React as well

>>59
So why are you still here?

can i use it to make hyper realistic mods of nintendo games

>>24
let's just say... they'll hire this man

My daughter is learning Godot, incidentally.

>>17

WTF no make a 711chan game. All hail 711