syntax is when syntax error; semantics is when segmentation fault (core dumped)

Cool monoid alert! The Kuratowski monoid represents all possible combinations of complement (c) and closure (k) operations on subsets of a topological space. (Note that the interior operation can be given as the composition ckc.) Only 14 possible operations exist. See:

Kuratowski's closure-complement problem - Wikipedia

This diagram is from the paper: Schwiebert, Ryan (2017). "The radical-annihilator monoid of a ring". Communications in Algebra. 45 (4): 1601–1617.

folks have to stop reading the japanese kyo, ryo, ... as two syllables it's not kee-oh-toe, it's kyo-to

64 bit integers are big integers, right

LLM-generated code is shit. don't use it. don't accept it. don't propagate it. definitely don't generate it. if the person who submitted code couldn't be bothered to write it, don't review it. blanket rejection is not just appropriate & efficient, it's necessary. code lives in the minds of its developers, as mental abstractions that provide leverage on the domain. generating code without that mental labor is like building a lever without a fulcrum.

consider a binary variable, i.e. a variable which can hold one of two values. what are those values called? boole: true, false c programmer: 0, 1 forth programmer: 0, -1 quantum physicist: 1/2, -1/2

modality in forth is a bottomless pit of complexity ... it's funny when forth is treated like the pinnacle of simplicity