I enjoy pressing keys and entering code; I find it to be the most efficient way to communicate with my computer. Why would I not spend my time doing something I enjoy?
I thought you were talking about economic efficiency, not maximizing enjoyment. You can do anything you want with your time if you're not worried about economics, but that sort of contradicts your original statement.
But you can, in principle, understand a compiler. Also they're made by the same people who use them. Did blacksmiths get mad when they invented the first anvils?
While optimization may be done in unpredictable ways, it does not (by definition) change the effective behavior of the program. If you write a program to calculate prime numbers, it will always calculate prime numbers, no matter how the compiler optimizes it. If you tell an LLM to write code to calculate prime numbers, you are at the mercy of chance. (Maybe not for such a simple program, where the solution is directly in the training data, but you get the idea.)
Pardon my harshness, but the generated photos look terrible. It is clear just from looking at them that the face has been pasted onto a template with little modification.
Fair enough, it's a toy project from when first nano banana came out and I wanted to see what I could do with it.
I left it running because it's my first project ever to get traction in terms of regular users, even though it costs me a few dollars a month to run. It's clearly not good enough to pay for
It would be really cool to declare multiple modules in the same file, somehow. Also, the Janet community's generally against the word namespace, saying we don't have them. (I don't fully grok why not.)
The `import` macro extends the current environment with prefixed symbols from another environment. But the environment is a first-class object that you can hold and manipulate and use in arbitrary ways — `require` is the lower level primitive that `import` is built on.
Thankfully, the website answers that. If it’s too long for you, you can ask an LLM to summarize it.
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