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Is that actually better? That pelican has arms sprouting out of its wings

Your code is returning TOO_SLOW_OR_TOO_LOW for the case when the heading is too far right. The disassembly in the op looks like it correctly jumps to too_far_right.

Yeah, same. I was actually disappointed when I saw that they were taking the titles seriously

Sounds a lot like rebrickable. I'm not sure if they have an API though

Very cool! I liked many of the results just trying a few random things

I noticed a few things related to the site itself that make it feel unfinished and basically an incomplete site template:

* The "About us" and "Blog" links are broken.

* The social media links (X, Discord, GitHub) don't actually link anywhere.

* The pricing page is for a different product altogether.

As I work on personal projects I often have this internal battle: "Do I really need to use react for this small project? Doesn't this make it more bloated than it needs to be?" ...and then I create a vite react app and get up and running quickly while I still have the inspiration for the idea. There's something to be said for having an opinionated framework that just removes a large amount of extraneous decisions that can slow progress. I want a lightweight page but that is secondary to just wanting the thing I'm trying to make.

Love D! I used it a bit in college when it was required for a programming language class. It's hard to justify using it nowadays though.

Utah Valley University? Or Romania, or Turkey? And why is D's usage hard to justify (because of Rust and/or contemporary C++)?

Mike Shah has been using D for teaching software engineering at Northeastern University and Yale. Here is his DLang playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvv0ScY6vfd9Fso-3cB4C...

We have also been using D for computer graphics and game programming as of this year! :D

Totally forgot about that; sorry Mike ;)

No worries at all! :)

Lecture videos or notes?

YouTube series has tutorials, and course videos are on my website. More slides and such will be posted on my website otherwise.

Yes, UVU. And also yes. If I find myself needing something low-level and performant, I have a hard time justifying the ramp-up time required to use D since there is a near zero chance I would use it in my current or future employment. While that isn't always how I decide what technologies to use in my personal time, it definitely is a factor that tips the scales towards a more mainstream language