"D4" library/tool for Declarative Data-Driven Documents[4]
"D4" implementation[5] of the data language specification[1]
Overall, I think "D2" is objectively the best choice here. We have at least three "D"s, two "D4"s, and one "D3", so it makes sense to put it in as "D2". I certainly wouldn't want another "D" or, heaven forbid, a "D5".
Ah, interesting! I usually only hear about crypto/blockchain in a negative context (new XYZ-coins that are pre-mined, environmental impact, plugged into games for new microtransactions, etc), so it's interesting to hear about a potentially legitimate use case.
To be bluntly honest, I responded because I thought you might be advocating for violence against someone entirely based on their nationality |OR| that I completely misunderstood what your comment was about (which I definitely did here; sorry for interpreting your message the wrong way).
Even with it just being a discussion board, I would really regret not at least leaving a comment asking for clarification. I'm glad I did in this case, as I turned out to be completely wrong :)
Could you elaborate further on this? I originally read your response as meaning something bad specifically based on the OP stating that they are Russian, and I am hoping that isn't actually the case.
Yes, but it's not like this only happens with small/new languages. Even today, Go-lang binaries will often get detected by various Windows anti-malware software. They even have a section in their FAQ about it [0].
Also, in Hare's specific case, it doesn't _really_ matter as they will never support Windows or MacOS [1], and there isn't a significant presence of anti-malware software on linux distros.
"D" the programming language [0]
"D" the data language specification [1]
"D" the programming language for DTrace [2]
"D3" the javascript library [3]
"D4" library/tool for Declarative Data-Driven Documents[4]
"D4" implementation[5] of the data language specification[1]
Overall, I think "D2" is objectively the best choice here. We have at least three "D"s, two "D4"s, and one "D3", so it makes sense to put it in as "D2". I certainly wouldn't want another "D" or, heaven forbid, a "D5".
[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D_(programming_language)
[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D_(data_language_specification...
[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DTrace#Description
[3]: https://d3js.org/
[4]: https://github.com/joelburget/d4
[5]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dataphor#Languages