;) adding the leaderboard code in the description!

but also, i'm a php programmer so truly what programming language doesn't do at least a few things that you go "why????" about

really gotta stop trying to do these when i'm super tired but i think i now like actually understand how vecs work
that said it feels kind of silly that some things use .len() and some things use .count() and it seems a bit odd to me that getting the length of a vector consumes it.

i used skyfeed.app for this one—it has a custom feed builder that makes it pretty easy!

late because I was driving most of the day but i did do it in rust. i now at least understand how string splitting works and how to work with it properly (mostly)

also damn. programs run fast

i feel like my third eye has opened

just say no to using bootstrap in production. write your own css i promise it's not hard to learn

"carly are you trying to unfuck someone else's previous bootstrap work right now" yes.

i've tried and failed at rust in the past because i had a weird struggle with string manipulation in it... but also that does make me want to wrestle with it more
(also oh worm about google)

that *is* reminding me that i should relearn pascal since i think i knew it when i was like ten and then completely forgot the whole thing

I do in fact have a lot of free time but that *is* a good consideration!

So, my background is pretty eclectic—I'm proficient to expert in JS, PHP, Ruby, Python, probably some other thing I'm forgetting, and I'm currently working largely in PHP freelance. I'd like to branch out a little and learn some new tricks—I've traditionally been weak in typed/compiled languages.

oh good i'm not the only one that feels this

this happens to me a lot.