>You’re not exploring something. Asking for something. Acting on something. Why? Because it’s a bad idea.
No, it's because it is hard. If it is a bad idea, why would I want to do it?
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No, it's because it is hard. If it is a bad idea, why would I want to do it?
What issues could public struct fields have caused?
So the argument is that the word he used is different?
zig also has a philosophy of, quoted from https://ziglang.org: "No hidden control flow. No hidden memory allocations. No preprocessor, no macros.". this also should make zig code more explicit, but probably more verbose too.
i could also be completely wrong. like i said, i know nothing of nim other than what the homepage says. don't listen to me.
When helix is more ready, I will probably switch to it.