This would musk to write, but is honestly really readable.

Eh, whatever it is, if anything, isn’t really affecting me too bad.

The test is interesting, but the lack of nuance in it (only true, true at certain times, or never true) makes it hard to answer.

Not autistic, but I write like chatgpt. And I really like formatting.

What threw me was having to set a width.

Really wish they separated donations for .ml and developement.

^{cmon sublinks i’m too used to the lemmyui that i cant use piefed}

No, speed isn’t the issue. Its installing packages/modules on windows with luarocks, the lua package manager. It doesn’t work half the time on windows.

no its a reference to javascript.

most people are on windows, so if I make something, it should support that.

Thanks, this is the explanation I was looking for.

Also, lua is the same, packages are either written in c or pure lua.

I was thinking of making a simple SSG (Static Site Generator), and I wanted to make it in lua.
some other cli tools, like scraping scripts as well.

I’m a big fan of what it is, but I’d love if there was something unique people could come here for, I’m describing it terribly though.

It would be nice to hear about it in other places.

Ah, I’m the one who misread, sorry.

Yeah, compiling things from scratch is the norm for lua packages, making them really only work on linux.

Sorry if it was unclear, I constantly get cryptic gcc errors using luarocks a package manager for lua. Its years behind pip.

Pip does fail sometimes, but its not half as bad as luarocks.

The instructions don’t work half the time.

Lua runs everywhere (almost), but I cannot install a uuid library on windows.

Compared to luarocks, pip is amazing.

Lack of windows support for most luarocks modules has stopped me from writing a lot of stuff in lua.