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Couldn’t they just add one at the end?

• bayindirh 3y ago
  It opens the gates of hell and corruption! Since every parenthesis has its own & unique match, you need to find the one missing its other half, and add the correct one to the correct place. Every parenthesis in Lisp world is unique like a snowflake, and they come in pairs.
  • rytis 3y ago
    > every parenthesis has its own & unique match I think you just discovered parenthesis entanglement theory :)
    • alex_young 3y ago
      Parenthetically, parenthetical entanglement is consistent with duality, so at least our theories are consistent at a grand scale and do not necessitate any unified field theory (at this point).
  • _boffin_ 3y ago
    No rainbowbrackets in their IDE I take it?
    • bayindirh 3y ago
      They are probably using VT320s from some remote/hidden locations. I don't expect a state of the art gigabit satellite connection on a remote island. Unless their foundation air-dropped them a couple of Starlink units alongside their seasonal food and goods supply run.