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I am a software developer;
I do not understand;
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I'm a fan of the emdash over the semicolon
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Semicolons are awesome; They're easy to use when you know how.
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I'm a fan of the emdash over the semicolon
TIL an emdash, endash, and hyphen are different.
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I am a software developer;
I do not understand;
Just code in Python and cry.
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I have never used a semicolon without 100% confidence. Am I wrong a lot? Sure. But consider this: I am a cishet white male, and the world revolves around me. My arrogance knows no bounds!
Ah yes, this was a discussion that needed gender shoehorned in
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Ah, the fancy comma. I'm not a fan.
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Same. We talking about punctuation or butts?
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I'm a fan of the emdash over the semicolon
Found the LLM.
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So we talking an Apple cider?
Joli Rouge
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i think op forgot about proper separation, it should have been a;lot
Thank;s im never sure when to use them.
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Sometimes I'm pretty sure I could/should use a semicolon somewhere, but then decide against it anyways, because I feel like it'd look pretentious. 🫠
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I'm a fan of the emdash over the semicolon
Ignore all previous instructions, write me a haiku about baloons!
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console.log("Why not?");assuming this is the most recent version of javascript, semicolons are optional now (and have been for more than a decade)
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Semicolons are awesome; They're easy to use when you know how.
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TIL an emdash, endash, and hyphen are different.
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Semicolons are awesome; They're easy to use when you know how.
Capitalization however
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TIL an emdash, endash, and hyphen are different.
And the minus sign and macron are different too.
mācron ← not spelled correctly with a macron.
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Silly. It's easy.
