To my surprise, I was just struck by the power of Python
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Anonymous2007-01-28 18:47
>>39
If you are doing all your debugging at the assembly level, you are doing it wrong.
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Anonymous2007-01-29 12:21
>>36
Truth, in an ideal world. Problem is, you don't live alone in the world, and it is full of morons, so by mere statistics, more often than not, you'll be reading idiots' code, not smart people's code. (Plus, idiots' code needs more fixing and maintenance.)
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Anonymous2007-01-29 12:42
>>42
That's why we have Haskell, where only smart people are able to write code.
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Anonymous2007-01-29 15:31
>>43
Please post a working example of how to generate random numbers in Haskell. It's hilarious.
(When we did it we were forced to pass around that fucking random seed to each and every function)
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