I kind of understand pointers, but what about arrows?
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Anonymous2008-02-19 15:29
>>42 lolFun :: (Bool -> [Char]) -> Char
means that the function takes a predicate (Bool) and a list of Chars, then the predicate is applied to the list and returns a single Char.
>>61
Maybe it isn't JPEG artifacts, but that noise is actually part of the font?
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Anonymous2008-02-19 20:56
>>63
Hey /prog/, let's make a monospace bitmap version of Comic Sans, suitable for coding. The best of both worlds.
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Anonymous2008-02-19 21:08
>>61 >>54 here, and I'm proud to announce that I have successfully trolled you.
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Anonymous2008-02-19 21:19
>>66 >>61 here, and I'm proud to announce that I have successfully trolled you.
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Anonymous2008-02-19 21:33
>>67
This may surprise you, but I invented the ``>>61 here, and I'm proud to announce that I have successfully trolled you.'' meme.
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Anonymous2008-02-19 21:41
>>68
This may surprise you, but I invented the ``This may surprise you, but I invented the x meme'' meme.
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Anonymous2008-02-19 22:57
>>69
This may surprise you, but I invented English.
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Anonymous2008-02-19 23:11
Pointers let you in effect pass a small object (i.e., the pointer to a big object) instead of copying a big, full object. Pointers are also useful when you want a function to modify something outside of itself.
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Anonymous2008-02-19 23:16
>>70
This may surprise you, but I invented language.
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Anonymous2008-02-19 23:37
>>72
This may surprise you, but I invented humans.