>>106478296
Both that version of the language and the one I am writing the manual for now are powered by textual reduction. In that version, the language was parsed and then special UUIDs made from Elder Futhark were inserted as markers for how to reduce the text so the VM could run the code. If, for some reason, you wanted to make a document in Elder Futhark, you could also configure it to be other languages, like Phonecian or Egyptian. The current version no longer does this, because I replaced that whole system with parser combinators.

>>106478475
Crash Bandicoot was written in LISP. LISP can make anything, and you can make your own LISP tailored to the problem you are trying to solve. This actually lead to something called "LISP curse", where no major LISP implementations really caught on, because frequently making your own specialized LISP is easier and more effective than learning someone else's LISP and trying to apply it to your problem.

>>106478928
It seems like it should be a switch? I am in agreement with you that the code is not egregiously bad.

>>106480093
I fixed the bug, so, yes? I can keep making the manual now!

>>106407919
This is the best maid computer I am aware of. Do you know any better ones? The keyboard is magnificent. It is like those phones from the 2000s. I have written 31,150 lines of java using it for my programming language.

>>106377375
Define "actual AI".

>>106361092
This is a good idea. I was considering updating the 4Chan code to allow Maid Cards in hopes janny would adopt the code because it has the latest PHP 8 and solves bugs in the 4Chan code base. Maybe instead I should try to host it somewhere? But then the problem becomes how do we protect it from trolls and illegal images and make sure it is only a place for maids? Maybe the imageboard idea is bad and it should be something else? The problem is that there needs to be some level of interactivity, so maids can communicate and share projects, but this also opens it to malicious people.

If you have ideas I am open to hearing them.

>>106361894
We will have to find a way to list them and host them somewhere. Ideally somewhere you do not have to agree to a TOS with a billion dollar company that hates you to do it.