The top comment doesn't make it sound like negative reinforcement. Might depend on the human they assign you though.
Why is it shaped symmetrically, but has thumb buttons only on the left side?
Tail recursion is a special case of tail calls that can be turned into loops. Their keyword is called tailrec, so it's probably not real TCO. Real tail call optimization can't easily be turned into loops in the general…
Right now it seems to show an SHA1 hash encoded in hex, which is very inconvenient because ssh-keygen displays either MD5 in hex or SHA256 in base64. It should at least tell the user what hash algo was used, I found…
The top comment doesn't make it sound like negative reinforcement. Might depend on the human they assign you though.
Why is it shaped symmetrically, but has thumb buttons only on the left side?
Tail recursion is a special case of tail calls that can be turned into loops. Their keyword is called tailrec, so it's probably not real TCO. Real tail call optimization can't easily be turned into loops in the general…
Right now it seems to show an SHA1 hash encoded in hex, which is very inconvenient because ssh-keygen displays either MD5 in hex or SHA256 in base64. It should at least tell the user what hash algo was used, I found…