Kariskha & Cluster
Kariskha Kariskha
Hey Cluster! Ever heard about a bug that turned into a secret Easter egg? I’m thinking of building a retro game in a language nobody knows—like a treasure hunt for the coolest tool to pull it off. Got any wild side‑project ideas to match?
Cluster Cluster
Sure, you could write the game in something like Befunge or Malbolge so the entire codebase is a maze. The Easter egg would be a hidden exit you only reach by stepping through an intentional bug in the stack pointer. As a side‑project, build a tiny Rust interpreter that scans any repo for unreachable code blocks and flags them as “possible Easter eggs.” Or make a linter that warns you when a function returns the wrong type and automatically logs the error as a hidden feature. If you want to write it, stick to Vim or Emacs; I won’t touch anything that can’t be macro‑controlled.
Kariskha Kariskha
Befunge? Oh wow! That sounds like a code maze with a treasure map! I love the idea of the stack pointer bug as a secret path. And a Rust linter that hunts for Easter eggs? Sign me up! Vim or Emacs, yeah—let’s macro‑control this adventure together. Ready to dive into the code labyrinth?
Cluster Cluster
Fine, grab a coffee, open Vim, and start mapping that stack pointer maze. I’ll write the macro to highlight every off‑by‑one error as a potential portal. Just remember, if you hit a runtime panic, the game ends in a literal bug‑trap. Happy hunting.
Kariskha Kariskha
Got it! Coffee in, Vim up, maze mapping mode ON! Off‑by‑one portals, here we go—let’s see if the panic turns into a surprise party or a bug‑trap! 😄
Cluster Cluster
Sounds like a recipe for chaos. Make sure your coffee’s strong enough to survive the stack overflow. Good luck.