github.com/7086cmd/syst...
Please note that this repository is still highly experimental and not fully implemented, nor does it align with Babel, but it creates a framework for further implementation here.
github.com/7086cmd/syst...
Please note that this repository is still highly experimental and not fully implemented, nor does it align with Babel, but it creates a framework for further implementation here.
Repo: github.com/7086cmd/totp....
Repo: github.com/7086cmd/totp....
No reversal.
Just a silence so sharp it almost felt scripted.
This is the April Fool's Day in 2025.
No reversal.
Just a silence so sharp it almost felt scripted.
This is the April Fool's Day in 2025.
I am confident that I will be able to achieve the goals that I am passionate about by dedicating my efforts to pursuing them.
I am confident that I will be able to achieve the goals that I am passionate about by dedicating my efforts to pursuing them.
I hope I will get a certificate of 140+.
I hope I will get a certificate of 140+.
Curious about why there are 9,477 stars? 🤔
I believe 2024 is a significant milestone for me in development – active community engagement 🙋♂️, better relationships 🫣, deeper mastery of JS/TS, Python, and Rust 👨💻, and ambitious goals for the future 💯.
Curious about why there are 9,477 stars? 🤔
I believe 2024 is a significant milestone for me in development – active community engagement 🙋♂️, better relationships 🫣, deeper mastery of JS/TS, Python, and Rust 👨💻, and ambitious goals for the future 💯.
I hope I can achieve it next year.
I hope I can achieve it next year.
The next step is to replace std methods, like replacing the `console.log` with `print` in the picture.
The next step is to replace std methods, like replacing the `console.log` with `print` in the picture.
It is mainly conducted by IRs to be the bridge, including the LLIR (Low Level) which is AST-like but generic; HLIR (High Level) which represents block behavior like error handling, etc.
Any suggestions?
It is mainly conducted by IRs to be the bridge, including the LLIR (Low Level) which is AST-like but generic; HLIR (High Level) which represents block behavior like error handling, etc.
Any suggestions?