| >> | No.38739478 File: 39 KB, 722x577, 1387036853053.jpg [Show reposts] Image reverse search: [iqdb] [google] Too lazy to make a bitbucket account, but >Curly brackets are not allowed, as they perpetuate our society's stereotype of the 'curly' women. Instead, Python-esque indentation is used. >Indentation is fluid. Both spaces and tabs are allowed. At no point should the programmer attempt to use indentation to create actual hierarchy in code nesting, as that implies hierarchy in the code. Instead, code indentation is used only for aesthetic purposes. The php alternative syntax for control structures can be used as an example. Even the name fits perfectly. http://php.net/alternative_syntax
You could add something like "instead of using 'endif', 'endforeach', 'endswitch' and the like, 'endmisoginy' should be used to close every control structure - thus turning the patriarchal control structure into a liberation statement". |
| >> | No.38739516 File: 20 KB, 480x522, 1387037010416.jpg [Show reposts] Image reverse search: [iqdb] [google] >>38739468 Address me as Dr Stallman.
>It has come to my attention that a group of Internet feminists have, perhaps in an effort of flattery, set up the "Feminist Software Foundation", or "FSF" for short. They have drafted a new programming language, called C+=, or C-plus-Equality, or See Equality, based on concepts of gender equality, and seeking to combine feminist logic with software development.
>Here's the URL <https://bitbucket.org/FeministSoftwareFoundation/c-plus-equality> of their specification and repository, which also hosts their own software license. What are your thoughts on this? |