There, Ash now has 5 range operators:

[0, n], [0, n), [1, n], [n, N], [n, N)

lmao

@RedwolfPrograms Why no [1, n)

Also [n, 1] can be quite useful sometimes

@usr I don't really know why [1, n) would be useful...it's easily possible in two or three bytes, as well as [n, 1]

They both usually take three bytes (split into lines, reverse, join into lines; split into lines, vectorize length)

I just realized something stupidly obvious

I can overload the array operators that take functions as inputs as control flow operators

Hey so uh

As you can see, I've been talking here even before the idea for ash was created

51 years to be exact

You've been talking here 35 years before I was created

I was using stack exchange before stack exchange existed lol

Ok literal boomer

That's a glitch that happens on mobile sometimes

Idk why but it shows that the last message is 51 years ago

It's happened before, and I never think to take a screenshot

I finally thought to do so

I hear 51 years ago someone died in this chat room

It must be haunted

I've updated my code page. It now steals borrows some of the things I like from Husk's, so there are much fewer characters that are wider or thinner than normal