Added a bunch of math functions in the standard library. Thanks to LLVM intrinsics, these map directly to native CPU instructions.

Fixed a very funny bug in my compiler where arrays declared inside loops were allocated on the stack every iteration, leading to stack overflow. Solution: Moved allocations to the function's entry block to ensure they occur only once.

Another day, another crazy compiler bug: I realized array initialization was allocating memory and then manually iterating over every pointer to set values one by one -_- Replaced this whole thing with clean memcpy. Guess it's time to start fuzz testing to detect bugs like this

Let's see Paul Allen's for loop

SQLite on S3 just got easier

the fact that I can't replace my water intake with Coffee proves that the universe is godless

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Oh ma god Spurs are gonna get relegated

Maybe it's just me but I prefer handrolled parsers to those magical parser combinators. Predictable performance and control. You don't get both with parser combinators.

We have added 100 more buzzwords to the tech dictionary, all of which are essentially Markdown files

So open source is bad because it's easier to detect security issues and potentially fix them?

Just can't beat GStack

At the end of the day, seeing a stranger on the internet actually use my pet project is all that matters.

Added defer to my Programming Language