|
| krylon wrote:
| I was excited initially, but Hair Metal is an obvious no-go for
| me.
|
| Although it could be fun to do "reverse Perl poetry", and find
| Hard Rock / Hair Metal songs whose lyrics are valid Rockstar
| code. That way, we could finally find out what that one special
| song really _means_. \m/ (> <) \m/
| kergonath wrote:
| One band absolutely needs to do that.
| hu3 wrote:
| This is how Advent of Code day 7 solution looks like in Rockstar
| [1]: My plaything is your mind Cast my
| plaything into the void Listen to my heart
| Shatter my heart with the void Natsuki is frightened
| Yuri is gentleness Poems are invaluable Rock
| reality While my heart isn't mysterious Roll my
| heart into the world Burn the world into my hope
| If my hope is less than Natsuki Let Natsuki be my
| hope If my hope is greater than Yuri Let
| Yuri be my hope Let Sayori be reality at my hope
| If Sayori is mysterious Sayori is hereabouts
| Build Sayori up Let reality at my hope be Sayori
| Build poems up My end is justifying My
| thoughts are knowledgable Let the volume be poems over my
| thoughts My hope is accessible Turn down the
| volume Build Yuri up While my hope is less than
| Yuri Let my target be reality at my hope If my
| target is not mysterious Let the volume be the volume
| without my target If my end is nothing
| If the volume is less than my end Let my end be
| my hope Build my hope up My hope
| is accessible My passion is literature My heart
| is courageous Knock my heart down While my hope
| is less than Yuri Let my poem be reality at my hope
| If my poem is not mysterious Let my fear be my end
| without my hope If my fear is as weak as my heart
| Let my fear be my fear of my heart Let my fear
| be my fear of my poem Let my passion be my passion
| with my fear Build my hope up
| Shout my passion
|
| [1]
| https://old.reddit.com/r/adventofcode/comments/rar7ty/2021_d...
| dane-pgp wrote:
| That's good, but I was expecting it to contain a wheel rotating
| in six dimensions, forty gears and a ticking clock.
| spikepuppet wrote:
| Hair Metal in the title had me interested, and this didn't
| disappoint. Thanks OP.
| pohl wrote:
| Check out this conference talk from December 2019 - "The Art of
| Code" - which culminates in a live performance of Fizzbuzz in
| Rockstar
|
| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdSlcxxYAA8
| cs702 wrote:
| Anyway, so I'm watching this hugely entertaining video, only to
| find that a comment I made on HN about the Rockstar spec a long
| while ago is on the video: https://youtu.be/gdSlcxxYAA8?t=3226
| -- totally unexpected. Brought a smile to my face. Thank you
| for sharing!
| montebicyclelo wrote:
| (this (very enjoyable) talk is by the author of the linked web
| site)
| evanchisholm wrote:
| The art of code is such a good talk. I've watched it a few
| times and enjoy it every single time.
| jamespwilliams wrote:
| > Tommy used to work on the docs.
|
| Nice
| syvon wrote:
| This reminds me of https://shakespearelang.com/
| gordaco wrote:
| Nice to see people rediscovering this language from time to time.
| I wrote an interpreter for an early version several years ago,
| just for fun. Possibly my favourite esoteric language. I
| particularly love the philosophy of "if you write even a single
| line of Rockstar, then you can consider yourself a full-fledged
| Rockstar programmer" (I'm paraphrasing, but I remember something
| like that in some official documentation).
| ChrisArchitect wrote:
| (2019)
| [deleted]
| pluc wrote:
| > The keywords it, he, she, him, her, they, them, ze, hir, zie,
| zir, xe, xem, ve, and ver refer to the last named variable
| determined by parsing order.
|
| that was funny. let's have more social constructs in programming
| languages!
| naltun wrote:
| The author of Rockstar gave a _fantastic_ presentation called The
| Art of Code, where he eventually introduces the language. I
| cannot praise the talk enough. It is available on YouTube.
| amildie wrote:
| Thanks, OP, I can finally become that 'Rockstar Developer' that
| companies are always looking for.
| ethbr0 wrote:
| https://codewithrockstar.com/swag
|
| Also, Def Leppard is still releasing albums? _impressed_
| https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Def_Leppard_(album) (also, cool
| to have your 11th studio album be your eponymous one)
| saghm wrote:
| Dream Theater did the same thing for their twelfth album:
| https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dream_Theater_(album)
|
| Maybe naming things is also one of the hardest problems in
| rock 'n roll?
| leodriesch wrote:
| While it is probably not a very good idea to use this to code, it
| reminds me of something DHH once said about Ruby.
|
| I don't have the quote, but he said that he just loves the
| language because it is so fun to write for him, despite it not
| being the optimal language. And this alone makes him get into
| flow much more easily and therefore be more productive.
|
| This alone has made me gain interest in learning Ruby. It might
| be slower than lots of languages out there, but backend computing
| power is often not the main bottleneck in your stack. Developer
| velocity is probably much more important when it comes to
| producing great software and moving fast.
| setpatchaddress wrote:
| Kind of a tangent, but Ruby-is-slow was always contextual. Ruby
| was always hugely faster than complex bash scripts for the same
| task. If you value launch time, Python (at least through 2.x)
| was always slower from a cold launch compared with Ruby.
| bcrosby95 wrote:
| This is how I look at vim. I don't think typing speed really
| matters for development. But I just find it so fun to see how
| much I can target exactly the chunk of code I want to change.
| It turns coding itself into a game.
| exdsq wrote:
| There are cool tools to be more efficient using factory workers
| such as https://github.com/contribsys/faktory_worker_ruby
|
| I'm keen to pick up ruby too!
| Taywee wrote:
| How long before Take-Two Interactive sues for trademark?
|
| https://ttabvue.uspto.gov/ttabvue/v?pnam=Take-Two%20Interact...
| gbraad wrote:
| Immediately had the same thought.
| kube-system wrote:
| The only registered marks for the mark "ROCKSTAR" I see in TESS
| for Take-Two are in the clothing and apparel industry. So if
| anything, it's the T Shirts that are the problem.
| seanw444 wrote:
| Holy cow...
| obesacantavit wrote:
| Lol
| qart wrote:
| That would be here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LOLCODE
| gfalcao wrote:
| I have not laughed to genuinely hard in a LONG LONG time,
| everything about this programming language rocks! (yes I did it)
| 0x4d464d48 wrote:
| Hehe, nice.
|
| \m/
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