Malbolge is most definitely not a lisp dialect.
Yes and as many other people have said in this thread, that's why impossible is between quotes. After all if it were truly impossible do you think someone could have written anything in it?
Also of course this was not written entirely by hand, but with a toolchain as the author says somewhere else, it's not exactly feasible to write this by hand.
what do you mean? it's a lisp interpreter, not a transpiler.
Being a github project one could argue the title of the post should have been the repository description, which is too long for HN's limit, unless you expect people to change their repository descriptions just so they…
Since you referred to the HN rules, i think your comments itself could fall under: "Be kind. Don't be snarky. [...]" (you could have phrased this like "i'd have preferred if the author didn't use clickbaity terms and…
Malbolge is most definitely not a lisp dialect.
Yes and as many other people have said in this thread, that's why impossible is between quotes. After all if it were truly impossible do you think someone could have written anything in it?
Also of course this was not written entirely by hand, but with a toolchain as the author says somewhere else, it's not exactly feasible to write this by hand.
what do you mean? it's a lisp interpreter, not a transpiler.
Being a github project one could argue the title of the post should have been the repository description, which is too long for HN's limit, unless you expect people to change their repository descriptions just so they…
Since you referred to the HN rules, i think your comments itself could fall under: "Be kind. Don't be snarky. [...]" (you could have phrased this like "i'd have preferred if the author didn't use clickbaity terms and…