What? No! "Morge" is a greeting, (g)it should greet me back, not ignore me and do its own thing. Signed, the Dutch

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Nah, Nintendo released three months early. Too few interesting launch titles

- Move trait and/or drop takes &Pin
- const by default
- cargo organisations/namespaces or atproto compatible somehow
- raw keywords & identifiers from the get go

But but C can't have more abilities than B if B===C.
If we drop "in" from C it resolves that issue, but don't we often write languages because we are missing abilities in other languages?

So, `s/in/` and `s/more/less` maybe?

we often want to implement (?<A>a language) in (?<B>another language) that has more abilities than the (?<C>language we’re programming in)

This one actually confuses me. I'm fairly sure there are supposed to be only two langs referenced here. So B===C seems reasonable at first glance.

> Brainfuck programs are one of eight different characters, <snip>

Pretty sure there are more than 8 programs possible in brainfuck 😉