Well, fuck. Ah, well, looks like just yet another Lisp. It doesn't look like it sucks completely, but you'd expect that much from fucking Paul Graham.
If there's anything really noteworthy about it it will be hiding in the included web framework. Someone knowledgeable in the arts of Lisp web programming go check it out for us.
>>9
And Ascii. Ascii tables are a vital component of the language of the future.
Because having support for foreign characters was an enterprise level project requiring countless manhours of assembler in the 80's, damn it, and we won't stand for people making it so damn quick, easy and convenient that you won't notice whan an ENTERPRISE level feature it really is! We stick it to the man by refusing to have anything that stands any chance at all of scaling, no matter how nice and practical it is.
>>21,22
Same person, and we all have been trolled constantly.
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Anonymous2008-01-31 21:18
I'm going to write a new operating system entirely in Arc. It will be fully modular and dynamic, the code will be run-time exchangable, and it will be lisp interpreters all the way down.
It will only support the ASCII character set, and the WM will use a table layout.
I will call it the Arc Computer Operating System, or ArcCOS for short. It will be so great, using any other operating system will be asin. Why, yes, I do think I'm awfully clever.
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Anonymous2008-01-31 21:25
「① WORD」: THEFORCEDUSAGE OF ASCII and tables THREAD OVER
>>27
I have written a tool in Haskell that eats HTML source code and returns converted BBCode.
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Anonymous2008-02-01 5:11
I have written an antelope that eats berries and return feces
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Anonymous2008-02-01 6:19
I have written a tool in Arc that eats BBCode and returns ASCII and tables.
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Anonymous2008-02-01 6:26
I have written a duck in a Touring-complete language that can traverse an infinite plane and take a dump now and then.
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Anonymous2008-02-01 6:31
>>30,32
I have written and implemented an algorithm that reads your posts, and returns lols.
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Anonymous2008-02-01 9:50
I have written a tool in lambda calculus that will take as input a description of a formal language and a mathematical statement in the language and return as output either true or false
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Anonymous2008-02-01 11:50
I have written an all-purpose computing tool that can "run" any arbitrary (but well-formed) sequence of instructions called "quintuples".
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Anonymous2008-02-02 22:56
I HAVE WRITTEN IN ALL CAPS
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Anonymous2008-02-03 0:13
I have written inside spoiler tags
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Anonymous2008-02-03 0:26
I have written your mom last night.
Wait, no. That's "ridden".