I took the liberty to read a couple of your previous HN threads, and from context there's a chance you're living in US and you are an English native speaker. F

I took the liberty to read a couple of your previous HN threads, and from context there's a chance you're living in US and you are an English native speaker. Forgive me if the above is incorrect, but in case it is: The majority of your world's fellow humans, wishing to be comp developers, already spent months or years (combined) of their individual lives in order to learn English as non-native-speakers to do just that. Your "whining" (yes, it's intended to be somewhat impolite, but I don't think it's unreasonable given the above) that, in case Ć becomes the next-gen well-known programming tool, you'll have to spend maybe a couple of hours to update your keyboard mapping or learn some other way of quickly typping 'Ć' invokes 0 of my (and many others') empathy. Though many were helpful to suggest you how to do that quickly/correctly. I hope my words will be deemed as 'fair enough given the context' :)