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RE: Why is there such little documentation on Malbolge? - Oni - 07-07-2014
Malbolge isn't a commonly used language. So no, you're not going to find documentation for every question you might have. Such is the cost of using an obscure language.
(07-06-2014, 11:19 PM)Adorapuff Wrote: Is being a code hipster a thing now...
I guess so.
RE: Why is there such little documentation on Malbolge? - w00t - 07-07-2014
Literally the entire point of languages like Malboge is that they're incredibly hard to use. If you want dox to help you learn it, you're just trying to be cool and say you know Malboge, and aren't approaching it as a challenge. As such, you should fuck right off.
RE: Why is there such little documentation on Malbolge? - Alan Turing - 07-07-2014
(07-07-2014, 05:15 PM)w00t Wrote: Literally the entire point of languages like Malboge is that they're incredibly hard to use. If you want dox to help you learn it, you're just trying to be cool and say you know Malboge, and aren't approaching it as a challenge. As such, you should fuck right off.
What are you talking about? When did I ever say I wanted to be cool to know Malbolge? I was just asking why there was such little documentation on it. Chill the fuck out. "Why is there such little documentation"
"Oh you're just trying to be cool and say you know it"
Where is the relevance there? Instead, you could have just kept the first part of your comment being the only useful part. Plus, even if I did want to learn Malbolge to be cool, why does it matter to you?