The Next SICP?

Hey /prog/!

I think I have found the next SICP. Please, take a look at the programming articles on this Blog, and share your opinions. Rumor has it that a Girl wrote these very informative programming articles.

Here's a sample article I think you will enjoy as it highlights the great features of LISP: http://www.functionalforums.com/TreeForum/index/FinallyFunctional/The-whys-and-hows-of-using-pattern-recognition-to-030011505

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>>3
your such an asshole, you know that

>>4
My such an asshole? Ergo your wrong, bitch.

>>5
It's funny because it actually is his wrong.

>>6 is slow to catch on

>>7 is observational

Php is an excellent language to start off with because it is not well designed.

With the average language care and thought was put into everything to make sure that you aren't stuck with poor design decisions later. Php not so much. And thus it is much more approachable. The people using it know little about programming and thus know best how to teach it to others.

a girl?
what the hell are you on about?
you mean like a transsexual right? not an actual girl

>>1
the next SICP is CTM you dork

>>10
what's the difference?

C is simplier than Lisp? what?

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C is simplier
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C is simplier than Lisp? what?
simplier


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>>16
Haskell?

>>18
Haskell, Haskell Nomads.

So on and so forth until you are gaining greater and greater gaps in knowledge and while things can run probably as long as nothing too unusual happens you can no longer reliably respond to unusual events because you don't have the knowledge necessary to build the system.

simplier.

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