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. Date: June 4 - June 30
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. Addressed to the public,
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. Written in lone company, distributed through github.com/thisismars-x/lonely

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. With sick passion
. Lethargy and ambition
. Yours
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Acquintance with lonely,

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Read more @goals
Example: A complete TUI audio player at example/audiobox.go

lonely is for the lonesome programmer
Intentions:
  - Convenience is more expensive than complexity(hence, golang)
  - Readable, highly configurable(~2000 lines of code, maybe?)
  - Intuitive enough for the average HTML-CSS user
  - Expressivity is as important as performance(speed, strictly)
  - Not only hackable, but meant to be hacked if needed
  - All conveniences other tools might provide

lonely makes no strict restrictions when inferrence is as powerful.
You could use "ascii", "ASCII", "a", "A", "a(ascii)", or whatever as long
as it starts with 'a' to mean ASCII-Border. Similar things happen throughout
lonely in many other ways. lonely is only for programmers 
who understand the elegance of composition, hate unnecessary abstractions,
and love programming methodically. Not for web-developers, devops-people,
etc etc. 

Welcome loners!

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