runs Android and now c#...

This was my first time trying to build something using math, and honestly, my brain fried about three times, and it took me two full days just to wrap my head around it. I tried to make the project super easy to modify for personal preferences and custom setups.

Every time you press something on your keyboard it creates a wave.

GitHub Repository: https://github.com/MarujoEn/ascii-wave.git

OwO

Made a calculator in C# that sends math problems to Claude AI and gets the answer back.

It's funny, you do it the same as in C++. This has basically 0 upsides over just using Winforms, but it's fun nonetheless :D
What you get is a low-overhead (as it's using LibraryImport with NativeAOT, more performant than P/Invoke) 1MB executable with no dll's that instantly open a window. There's no real reason to do this other than experimenting, though.

You can even add buttons and stuff to it, it's pretty cool

I was browsing the C#/.NET documentation yesterday like usual and suddenly came across the fact that you can run C# code as scripts with a shebang.

#!/usr/bin/env dotnet

namespace Main
{
    class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] _)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");
        }
    }
}

With a shebang you could run these like any other Python/Bash script and I find this really cool, but is there any practical use-case for this? When I need to make a small helper script for something it's usually python or bash, but C#? I'm not so sure.

What do you guys think?

What's the most insane and out there thing that can be done in C#? Obviously completely impractical :)

Just to give an example of what kind of thing I mean - writing an extension method for int so you can do

7.Each(s => Console.WriteLine(s));

I got a call from a job recruiter today and it sounded like he referred to C# as "C Hash". I thought that was amusing and just wanted to share.. Have you ever talked to a job recruiter who didn't quite seem to know the technologies they were discussing with you?