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Interesting project but I can't unread the fact that you chose to name something Ana followed by a word which starts with an L. Wish you all the best.
by geedzmo 4y ago
Interesting project but I can't unread the fact that you chose to name something Ana followed by a word which starts with an L.
Wish you all the best.
- Vanit 4y agoYep, see #susanalbumparty
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- crate_barre 4y agoIt’s not even one of those obsessive compulsive anally typed non-compiled languages either, so anal-lang doesn’t even fit.
- devjam 4y agoCan’t. Unsee. This…
- short_sells_poo 4y agoThis must've been deliberate. I can't imagine a scenario where AnaLang wouldn't have raised flags.
- nprateem 4y agoOr bad code smells
- lpapez 4y agoReminds me of a C++ project I use to work on. The norm was to have generous function naming and not stick to the outdated C convention of short and cryptic names. The only exception was the function "anal", which was curiously shortened from "analyze".
- mumblemumble 4y agoanalog, analemma, analogous, analyze...
- ryanmccullagh 4y agoI can honestly say that I never made this association, and it never crossed my mind once. Now that you mentioned it, I can see it. I just always say "analang" like golang
- ModernMech 4y agoThat's okay, I made a logo once that if you turned it to the side it was very bad, and I didn't notice for months. I like the other poster's suggestion of Annalang.