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Every software is open source of you know assembly
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still difficult to contribute though
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EVER SOFTWARE IS SHIT IF YOU KNOW BINARY, NIGJA GET THE FUCK OUT OF HERE :3
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Fun fact: C and C++ aren't programming languages. Technically, they are just standards. Implementing them is up to the compiler authors. The compiler authors themselves can add some non-standard extensions.
Also, when you write in any compiled language, you aren't giving instructions to the computer itself. You're actually giving instructions to the compiler. It is up to the compiler what it wants to do with the final code: optimization, compression, minimization, etc.
When you code in an interpreted language, you're actually giving instructions to the interpreter/JIT compiler.
The only true way of programming is to write in assembly or binary opcodes.
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Even in case of assembly, it depends upon the kind of platform you are working on, PCs come with OS, that itself abstracts away a lot of stuff, I have read and written aarch64 assembly for apple silicon, you can do sys calls for basic I/O read and write, you can also straight up branch to labels such as _printf, these symbols link to libC functions.
You can write pure assembly only on Bare Metal.