i'm writing a function that counts how many integers are in an int list but ocaml is forcing me to use it's gay "polymorphic" alpha list. how do i tell ocaml that my function wants to accept only int lists as valid parameters?
Great job, anuslord. You went to the trouble of finding my post a mere 40 minutes after I made it, and bumped the thread, and now it will get imageboard spam. I hope you're proud of yourself.
>>7
The first time I visit /prog/ during a day, I check all the threads that were posted since I last visited. This was a thread I hadn't seen...
How do you know it would get imageboard spam? And where the hell did that spam come from anyway? It's probably the same person as HMAmemefan ...
1. You didn't sage. There's no excuse for that. (Not even the one you're about to post.)
2. Look around, the spam is happening to everything. The ability to generalize is pretty much a given here. You know better.
3. Where it comes from (imageboards, ostensibly--though probably not in fact) is irrelevant.
>>11
I (almost) always sage except when I'm responding to threads which are not on the front page, as that way people might not be able to see the answer. That was a legitimate bump.
>> 18
Oh, that is the whole reason of using sage, to maintain threads away from the front page. Thus, idiots can post to the front page and you can talk all you can really, on the other threads.
At least that's how sage is used at 2ch. Maybe things are different around here, maybe if so 4chan can learn something.