I don't remember exactly what this difference caused but I do remember it being very annoying to debug.
Edit: the language used is Uiua
looks slightly better than the code I have at work
This looks like something you'd engrave on the side of a space probe
or at the entrance to an ancient Egyptian tomb.
Glad to hear that my attempts at de-spaghettifying worked to some degree at least :D
I imagine the code that runs Klingon navigation systems probably looks like this
This looks like scrambled emoticons
You can actually use (singular) emojis as variable names. According to the documentation, they won't be be used as glyphs so you don't even have to worry about breaking changes of that kind :D
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