undecipherable

The implementation is still young, though, and it's pretty easy to trigger an undecipherable crash.

The rest of the letter is just condescending, snarky or just plain undecipherable and wrong.

Its type system is actually more complicated than HM, and suffers the same problem of undecipherable error messages.

You just have to learn how to map their undecipherable gibberish into actual errors, and then go fix it.

My slurmumbling west coast accent with no consonants or spaces between words is basically undecipherable in a lot of places.

It would be great to replace undecipherable legal descriptions or platting schemes with your system.

But when it's multiple people telling each other what to do, that's when human speech ranges from unpleasant to downright undecipherable.

If it weren't that, it would be undecipherable by now, maybe called a hoax too.

If the author's methodologies result in undecipherable code, that's quite relevant to the discussion.

The benchmark compares the different implementations based a single trivial regular expression: /indecipherable|undecipherable/.

This is actually pretty soothing as long as it's typical, nearly-undecipherable police chatter.

It teaches concepts at a slow enough pace that anyone can catch a conceptual leap that'd otherwise be undecipherable and confusing to beginners.

Second, how easy a DSL is to understand depends on the "L" - after all it's a language, and you most certainly can create completely undecipherable language.

The "undecipherable" tablet that perfectly translates to current English with a basic substitution cipher is particularly laughable.

Another one is all the "advanced features" than can "weave a tangled web of code undecipherable to even its authors".

For values of "cool" meaning "undecipherable", sure.