yet another reason to not use them 😌

would be difficult, although i suppose you could have some sort of structured interfacing format
of course at that point you may as well just use JSON

alright, i’ll give it one concession - at least it works most of the time
when it doesn’t, though, good luck fixing anything!

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i’m not even making something that advanced, basically just namespaces, but noooo, people need all this fancy behaviour like “being able to qualified access open modules” and “modules being resolved in the right order”

keep thinking about ocaml
why would you want to stop thinking about ocaml /s

types are worth it for anything you can’t fit on one screen imo

hey well, your ocaml strategy worked for me haha

raven!

haha, thank you! the classic pfp is back for the occasion