This is perfectly valid PHP.
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This is perfectly valid PHP.
If your programming language doesn't support emoji, it is going to be left behind.
Where you can (and can't) use Emoji in PHP
I was noodling around in PHP the other day and discovered that this works: ⧉ PHP
Terence Eden’s Blog (shkspr.mobi)
@Edent Using emojis liberally would certainly be a good way to pollute training data for vibe-coding LLMs
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This is perfectly valid PHP.
If your programming language doesn't support emoji, it is going to be left behind.
Where you can (and can't) use Emoji in PHP
I was noodling around in PHP the other day and discovered that this works: ⧉ PHP
Terence Eden’s Blog (shkspr.mobi)
@Edent I realised recently that emoji are valid CSS class names, which meant I didn't have to make separate class name strings for a chart with elements labelled by emoji. So it definitely is useful!
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This is perfectly valid PHP.
If your programming language doesn't support emoji, it is going to be left behind.
Where you can (and can't) use Emoji in PHP
I was noodling around in PHP the other day and discovered that this works: ⧉ PHP
Terence Eden’s Blog (shkspr.mobi)
@Edent New Algol 68 stropping rules incoming…
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@Edent I realised recently that emoji are valid CSS class names, which meant I didn't have to make separate class name strings for a chart with elements labelled by emoji. So it definitely is useful!
@christianp @Edent I swear we'll move to 100% hieroglyphics before too long
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@Edent I realised recently that emoji are valid CSS class names, which meant I didn't have to make separate class name strings for a chart with elements labelled by emoji. So it definitely is useful!
@christianp yessssss!
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This is perfectly valid PHP.
If your programming language doesn't support emoji, it is going to be left behind.
Where you can (and can't) use Emoji in PHP
I was noodling around in PHP the other day and discovered that this works: ⧉ PHP
Terence Eden’s Blog (shkspr.mobi)
You miss the opportunity to put emoji in the string, where presumably they're allowed too.
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This is perfectly valid PHP.
If your programming language doesn't support emoji, it is going to be left behind.
Where you can (and can't) use Emoji in PHP
I was noodling around in PHP the other day and discovered that this works: ⧉ PHP
Terence Eden’s Blog (shkspr.mobi)
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@christianp @Edent I swear we'll move to 100% hieroglyphics before too long
@sol_hsa @christianp @Edent oh god in hell. Why?!
Variable and function naming together with passed time was already ninth level of hell and with this… Good luck to decode that ”function 🤩🥸 (int
️, string 🫶) { … return 🥳; }” after few weeks (and hope you never meet it again after a month). -
@Edent I realised recently that emoji are valid CSS class names, which meant I didn't have to make separate class name strings for a chart with elements labelled by emoji. So it definitely is useful!
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@sol_hsa @christianp @Edent oh god in hell. Why?!
Variable and function naming together with passed time was already ninth level of hell and with this… Good luck to decode that ”function 🤩🥸 (int
️, string 🫶) { … return 🥳; }” after few weeks (and hope you never meet it again after a month).@jannepekkala @sol_hsa @christianp
How is that any worse than `activeFactoryFactoryBeanAnnotator()` or `sysRqIRQFudge()` or any of the other ridiculous names programmers give things?
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@sol_hsa @christianp @Edent oh god in hell. Why?!
Variable and function naming together with passed time was already ninth level of hell and with this… Good luck to decode that ”function 🤩🥸 (int
️, string 🫶) { … return 🥳; }” after few weeks (and hope you never meet it again after a month).@jannepekkala @christianp @Edent All it takes is some vibe coder adding "only use emojis as symbols" in the command for lols..
