>>43
Lies, the longest Haskell program ever written was 56 lines. 5,000 lines of Haskell would be enough to simulate the entire universe, let alone a simple acne-ridden girl.
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Anonymous2008-08-26 12:42
Well, I think this thread has been sufficiently derailed.
>>44
I'd stimulate her acne if you know what I mean.
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Anonymous2008-08-26 14:46
The fact she has acne turns me on, really.
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Anonymous2008-08-26 15:27
>>44 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LOLITA LOLITA was an early example of a substantial application written in a functional language: it consisted of around 50,000 lines of Haskell, with around 6000 lines of C.
I use git and/or mercurial. Subversion has been a laggard as of late and is becoming obsolete compared to the newer distributed VCSes. I get frustrated now when I have to use subversion for someone elses project, svn is just slow as molasses, nor is it as intelligent.
That said, version control is mandatory knowledge if you want to get a half decent or better development job in the industry.
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Anonymous2011-04-13 14:51
>>58
You should consider switching to GNU arch. It is Free software and the official version control system of the GNU project.
What's hilarious is that Apple has bought out the makers of Versions, a graphical front-end for SVN on OS X, and have integrated it directly into Finder (their file system front-end) and other applications. Now Apple hipsters are claiming that OS X is the first OS to have general version control for documents, and that other computing environments are incapable of versioning.