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  1. Ah, another academic dreamer convinced #Julia can run at warp speed like #C++ 🚀. Two years of coding love letters later, we're still waiting for this mythical #performance leap 🐢. But hey, at least the #syntax is "pythonic" and it retains that nostalgic FORTRAN aroma 🤓👏.
    flow.byu.edu/posts/julia-c++ #Nostalgia #Programming #HackerNews #ngated

  2. Question triggered by a random neural firing...

    What is the comment syntax in magical spells?

    #syntax #comment #magic #programming #MagicSpell

  3. Question triggered by a random neural firing...

    What is the comment syntax in magical spells?

    #syntax #comment #magic #programming #MagicSpell

  4. Question triggered by a random neural firing...

    What is the comment syntax in magical spells?

    #syntax #comment #magic #programming #MagicSpell

  5. Question triggered by a random neural firing...

    What is the comment syntax in magical spells?

    #syntax #comment #magic #programming #MagicSpell

  6. Question triggered by a random neural firing...

    What is the comment syntax in magical spells?

    #syntax #comment #magic #programming #MagicSpell

  7. From 11:00 to 12:00 on Thursday, April 30, the PLUSLE reading group will discuss "Abstract Syntax and Variable Binding" by Marcelo Fiore, Gordon Plotkin, and Daniele Turi.

    plsl.acp.sdu.dk/posts/2026-04-

    #PLUSLE #syntax #programmingLanguages #categoryTheory #lambdaCalculus

  8. From 11:00 to 12:00 on Thursday, April 30, the PLUSLE reading group will discuss "Abstract Syntax and Variable Binding" by Marcelo Fiore, Gordon Plotkin, and Daniele Turi.

    plsl.acp.sdu.dk/posts/2026-04-

    #PLUSLE #syntax #programmingLanguages #categoryTheory #lambdaCalculus

  9. I've finally published my essay resolving the Frege–Geach problem.

    philosophics.blog/2026/04/04/w

    Or have I? You tell me. I had worked to dissolve the problem in February, but I wasn't satisfied. I revised the manuscript in March, but I wasn't satisfied because I felt I could go further – and so I did.

    #philosophy #language #expressivism #essay #blog #semantic #identity #morals #ethics #emotivism #categoryerror #syntax

  10. I've finally published my essay resolving the Frege–Geach problem.

    philosophics.blog/2026/04/04/w

    Or have I? You tell me. I had worked to dissolve the problem in February, but I wasn't satisfied. I revised the manuscript in March, but I wasn't satisfied because I felt I could go further – and so I did.

    #philosophy #language #expressivism #essay #blog #semantic #identity #morals #ethics #emotivism #categoryerror #syntax

  11. I've finally published my essay resolving the Frege–Geach problem.

    philosophics.blog/2026/04/04/w

    Or have I? You tell me. I had worked to dissolve the problem in February, but I wasn't satisfied. I revised the manuscript in March, but I wasn't satisfied because I felt I could go further – and so I did.

    #philosophy #language #expressivism #essay #blog #semantic #identity #morals #ethics #emotivism #categoryerror #syntax

  12. I've finally published my essay resolving the Frege–Geach problem.

    philosophics.blog/2026/04/04/w

    Or have I? You tell me. I had worked to dissolve the problem in February, but I wasn't satisfied. I revised the manuscript in March, but I wasn't satisfied because I felt I could go further – and so I did.

    #philosophy #language #expressivism #essay #blog #semantic #identity #morals #ethics #emotivism #categoryerror #syntax

  13. I've finally published my essay resolving the Frege–Geach problem.

    philosophics.blog/2026/04/04/w

    Or have I? You tell me. I had worked to dissolve the problem in February, but I wasn't satisfied. I revised the manuscript in March, but I wasn't satisfied because I felt I could go further – and so I did.

    #philosophy #language #expressivism #essay #blog #semantic #identity #morals #ethics #emotivism #categoryerror #syntax

  14. Lustig. Das kann man nicht richtig #gendern, weil der Text drumrum dann keinen Sinn mehr ergibt. Ich habe jetzt einfach die weibliche Form benutzt.

    #Grammatik #Syntax

  15. You can use this site to refresh your markdown skills
    On this Server we can write with the beautiful markdown attributes in our toots. I also use markdown when I make my descriptions on GitHub.

    #Markdown #syntax #language #markup #programming #GitHub #technology

    markdownguide.org/basic-syntax/

  16. Confronted by a sentence whose 3-word predicate follows a 64-word subject containing 4 nested subordinate clauses.

    I'm going in. *cracks knuckles*

    #AmEditing #copyediting #syntax #editing #writing #grammar

  17. Công cụ miễn phí hỗ trợ so sánh cú pháp (syntax) của hơn 20 ngôn ngữ lập trình phổ biến hiện nay như Go, Java, Python, Rust, TypeScript, Dart, và nhiều ngôn ngữ khác.

    Tiện ích này cực kỳ hữu dụng cho các nhóm đang có kế hoạch chuyển đổi công nghệ (migration) hoặc những bạn mới học muốn so sánh sự khác biệt giữa các ngôn ngữ một cách trực quan.

    #Programming #Coding #Developer #Syntax #SoSanhLapTrinh #LapTrinh #CongNghe #DevTool

    reddit.com/r/programming/comme

  18. In the #Python programming language, the new #REPL from Python 3.13 (2024) has added colorization in the #interpreter in #interactive Python, similar to the interface seen in later versions of #PyPy. Python 3.14 (2025) and Python 3.15 (2026) continue along with the improved REPL with the colorization of the Python #syntax itself.

  19. In the #Python programming language, the new #REPL from Python 3.13 (2024) has added colorization in the #interpreter in #interactive Python, similar to the interface seen in later versions of #PyPy. Python 3.14 (2025) and Python 3.15 (2026) continue along with the improved REPL with the colorization of the Python #syntax itself.

  20. In the #Python programming language, the new #REPL from Python 3.13 (2024) has added colorization in the #interpreter in #interactive Python, similar to the interface seen in later versions of #PyPy. Python 3.14 (2025) and Python 3.15 (2026) continue along with the improved REPL with the colorization of the Python #syntax itself.

  21. In the #Python programming language, the new #REPL from Python 3.13 (2024) has added colorization in the #interpreter in #interactive Python, similar to the interface seen in later versions of #PyPy. Python 3.14 (2025) and Python 3.15 (2026) continue along with the improved REPL with the colorization of the Python #syntax itself.

  22. Ah, the thrilling world of #parentheses 🤔! Because clearly, the burning issue on everyone's mind is how to "ungroup" expressions in #programming languages. Let's all pretend this is groundbreaking stuff and not just #overthinking #syntax until our brains implode 🧠💥.
    kellett.im/a/inverse-parenthes #ungrouping #tech #humor #HackerNews #ngated

  23. The Syntax and The Shredding Podcast: Season One
    Season 1 highlights include ColdFusion and Mitre ATT&CK while listening to Opeth and Falconer.

    syntax.blackcatwhitehatsecurit

    #Syntax #Shredding #Podcast #Video #Music

  24. What am I supposed to do here? There’s single radio button that can’t be unchecked. But what’s the point of checking it? I can upload and click Update avatar without interacting with it. Very confusing

    #Radio #Avatar #Upload #Syntax

  25. Just found this cool tiny helper app: Syntax Highlight. It enables #syntax highlighting in #macOS's #quickview! I was actually just searching for sth that would enable the preview of #yaml files. Now I can preview pretty much any code file directly in #Finder/ #PathFinder 😊👌

    🌍 github.com/sbarex/SourceCodeSy

  26. #Syntax #hacking : Researchers discover sentence structure can bypass #AI safety rules

    Researchers from #MIT , #Northeastern University, & #Meta recently released a paper suggesting that #LLMs similar to those that power #ChatGPT may sometimes prioritize sentence structure over meaning when answering questions. The findings reveal a weakness in how these models process instructions that may shed light on why some prompt injection or #jailbreaking approaches work
    #llm

    arstechnica.com/ai/2025/12/syn

  27. Regarding: aspensmonster.tumblr.com/post/

    So... I kinda went down a rabbit hole trying to make an old "dat ass" meme, but for "dat glass" instead. The original post on tumblr is about what would happen if you showed someone in ancient Greece a yankee candle (well, how much it would sell for). Presumably, they wouldn't be too confused/impressed by scented and colored wax being burned. They wouldn't even be all that interested in tinted/colored glass. BUT, they WOULD be interested in CLEAR glass (because apparently that tech is much newer). Hence, a "dat glass" admiration meme was born.

    But me, being foolish, decided, not knowing a lick of ancient Greek, that it'd be funnier if the meme used ancient Greek too instead of English, to go along with the theme/reaction that someone in ancient Greece might have to seeing clear glass. Which eventually brought me to the following translation of "dat glass" into ancient Greek (which, again, I knew nothing of until about one hour ago):

    ἡ ὕᾰλος ἐκείνη

    I *think* “dat glass” would treat “dat” as a demonstrative adjective of the subject “glass,” meaning we’d have “dat” in the predicate position (ἐκείνη / that coming *after* the subject ὕᾰλος / glass [also assuming that this is the proper form of glass, a singular feminine mass noun in the nominative case]). Dunno if the ἡ bit is required or not, but kinda feels like it is if a cursory glance at example sentences is any indication?

    Basically... how far off am I in faithfully translating "dat glass", in this context, into ancient Greek?

    #tumblr #linguistics #Greek #AncientGreek #memes #AskFedi #translation #grammar #syntax

  28. The Syntax and The Shredding Podcast: Season Five
    Season 5 highlights include BCWH and Image Generation while listening to Satyricon and Kreator.

    syntax.blackcatwhitehatsecurit

    #Syntax #Shredding #Podcast #Video #Music

  29. The Syntax and The Shredding Podcast: Season Four
    Season 4 highlights include API, PowerShell and GRC while listening to Pantera and In Flames.

    syntax.blackcatwhitehatsecurit

    #Syntax #Shredding #Podcast #Video #Music