1. Who is the best programmer on this board!
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2. Does anyone famous frequent /prog/!
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3. What separates /prog/ from the rest of world4ch and 4chan!
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Anonymous2009-06-29 19:00
The answer to all three question is ``the Sussman''.
1. Given that I'm the only one who has actually shown his code (and I feel pretty confident about it), that'd be me.
2. Leah Culver posted here once. Apparently the author of SICP has visited too.
3. It's not that concerned with programming. As a result, its atmosphere is a bit easier to breath in.
Leah Culver you say! Link to thread please! Cite this stuff! You seem like a very fascinating person FrozenVoid, I should interview you for my next podcast!
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FrozenVoid2009-06-29 20:22
>>10
This is the one and only time I'm helping you out.
>>11
How do you know this is the real Leah Culver!
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Anonymous2009-06-29 20:32
1) FrozenVoid, without a doubt. He's proven himself time and time again, unlike the fibs and fact weenies on prog.
2) Nobody, although Leah Culver once posted here. GJS Sussman also wrote an email about prog, be AFAIK he's never posted here.
3) /prog/ has its own memes and culture, completely separate from mainland 4chan.
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Anonymous2009-06-29 20:36
>>12
She posted with the tripcode that was sent to her, in addition to hosting that .swf animation after the fact with 4chan in the URL. The only person who could have posted that would be the owner of leahculver.net and the recipient of the original email: Leah Culver herself.
FFS, FV is not the best programmer on /prog/. How can you even call him a programmer? Up until very recently he ONLY used javascript.
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!MILKRIBS4k2009-06-29 20:52
>>14
I see!
Here's some more questions:
1. Where do you see /prog/ in 5 years!
2. How does one "troll" /prog/!
3. What percentage of /prog/ is simply trolling!
4. What is "/prog/" really all about! Is it about more than just coding and trolling!
1. Like /b/ is now, I predict the eternal september will begin in 2011
2. HIBT?
3. Varies from day-to-day, but remains close to 90%
4. You forgot meta-trolling, meta-meta-trolling and so on....
>>20
Do you realize you are sageing your own thread? back to /b/, please.
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FrozenVoid2009-06-29 21:08
>>15
If you took some time to actually look at it you'd realize JavaScript is an excellent programming language. But of course, you're too busy calculating Fibonacci numbers. It's a pity your applications are useless in the real world.
>>23
poor quality troll is poor.
he's not a programmer, just as some network engineer that knows a little bash scripting but nothing else isn't a programmer.
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Anonymous2009-06-29 22:17
>>25
To turn it around, it's like saying a programmer who knows the layers in the OSI stack isn't a Network Engineer.
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Anonymous2009-06-29 22:28
/prog/ is the only board that gets offended when someone posts NIGGER NSICPR NIGGER
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Anonymous2009-06-29 22:30
>>27 back to /the imageboards/ please
Although, that is a good point. /prog/ is probably the least racist board on 4chan, sexism on the other hand....
>>29
Perhaps I should be asking you what your point was when you made your metaphor in >>25.
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Anonymous2009-06-29 22:54
>>30
My point is fairly obvious, I'm just wondering as to why you felt the need to give it a bastard half-brother.
I agree with you though, knowing the OSI reference model definitely doesn't make you a network engineer.
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Anonymous2009-06-29 23:06
>>31
It's obvious to me, and to everyone else reading this dialogue, that you have something against network engineers. Did it ever occur to you that perhaps it is programmers who are the "lowest common denominator", so to speak, in the IT industry?
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Anonymous2009-06-29 23:14
>>32
This is /prog/. That'd never occur to him. As we all know, programmers are the most blessed beings in the world, and nothing compares to them. Their intelligence is unmatched in human history and they're about to be MASS CANONIZED.
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Anonymous2009-06-29 23:15
>>32
You are incorrect.
Don't get your panties in a bunch, I myself have spent countless hours studying Cisco CCNA and CCNP textbooks. Now why would I do that if I have no respect for cable monkeys and their profession?
also, IHBT
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Anonymous2009-06-29 23:16
>>34
I'd rather be a cable monkey than a bit flipper, any day of the week.
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Anonymous2009-06-29 23:21
>>35
well lucky you are not a CPU then.
also, why are you here?
It's obvious to me, and to everyone else reading this dialogue, that you have something against programmers. Did it ever occur to you that perhaps it is networkers who are the "lowest common denominator", so to speak, in the IT industry?
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Anonymous2009-06-29 23:21
PROGRAMMERS ARE SACRED
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Anonymous2009-06-29 23:49
PROGRAMMERS ARE SCARED
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Anonymous2009-06-29 23:51
>>36
You started this argument, so I'm going to be the bigger man and end it. I'm not going to reply to this thread anymore.