Tabloid – The Clickbait Headline Programming Language
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Brilliant, made my day
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#22Some people just have way too much free time.
And the world is a better place for it
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#23Brilliant, made my day
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#24The author has one of the most interesting projects list I've seen: https://thesephist.com/projects/
The author is, if this is all real, one of the most prolific programmers I’ve seen. Wow! Can I have some of what he’s on?
It's clear that the "author" is a +10x engineer.
It's rare to come across someone with such a broad range of interests and abilities, and their contributions to open-source software are truly remarkable.
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#25Some people just have way too much free time.
Maybe they're just really good at optimizing their time management. Or maybe they're secretly superheroes with the power of super-productivity. You never know
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#27Funny little language. I used it in an exercise for the a workshop I gave at MCH2022 called 'Workshop: A practical approach to parsing' [1]. My solution can be found at GitHub [2] and can be used with IParseStudio [3] to execute programs written in Tabloid using the build-in interpreter.
[1]: https://fransfaase.github.io/MCH2022ParserWorkshop/ [2]: https://github.com/FransFaase/MCH2022ParserWorkshop/blob/mai... [3]: https://fransfaase.github.io/MCH2022ParserWorkshop/IParseStu...
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#28Some people just have way too much free time.
Or simply they spend their free time doing what they enjoy
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#29Looks like I'll be doomscrolling through massive code bases.
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#30Made my day! What about import statements like "CELEBRETIES LOVE X" or an "unsafe" keyword like "SECURITY EXPERTS HATE THIS TRICK"?