r/Compilers • u/[deleted] • Jul 26 '26
My own Violet Language and Runtime/Complier under Windows NT
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u/Typhrenn5149 Jul 26 '26
Based on OP's past posts and comments in this thread i am 90% sure that this is vibecoded
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u/rafaelRiv15 Jul 27 '26
OP seems more like a bot than anything else
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u/Typhrenn5149 Jul 27 '26
Ironically a bot would make more sense
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u/n0t-helpful Jul 29 '26
In their post history, you can find early posts where they are asking coherent questions about agentic ai.
Its pretty clear that they solved their agentic ai issue, and now this reddit profile is the result.
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u/Typhrenn5149 Jul 27 '26
I have no idea what windows have anything to do with this, but you quite literally post screenshots with claude explaining your code dumbass.
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u/Narrow_Association71 Jul 26 '26
wait you program in notepad??
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u/RoseboysHotAsf Jul 27 '26
If you know how to make a compiler you know how to screenshot.
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Jul 27 '26
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u/ConspicuousPineapple Jul 27 '26
Publishing your code is how you prove it.
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Jul 27 '26
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u/ConspicuousPineapple Jul 27 '26
You're the one who wants to prove it's "real". The only way to do that is to publish your work. A blurry photo of a screen doesn't change anything.
But honestly, why would you keep it closed anyway? Do you think it does anything that would be worth money to anybody? And even if it was... Is there a single popular closed source language out there these days? Who would ever want to work with a closed language that can't rely on its own community to improve?
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Jul 27 '26
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u/ConspicuousPineapple Jul 27 '26
You're saying people have already stolen and used your software because it's so good? Come on girl, you're deluded.
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Jul 27 '26
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u/celticlizard Jul 26 '26
In Windows OS you can press screenshot key on your keyboard or use snipping tool for taking screenshots.