>>12
If you want to find the thread and post the link here like a faggot then be my guest; I'm past caring.
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Anonymous2010-07-29 2:00
YOU HORSA HASKAL?
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Anonymous2010-07-29 2:37
* Creating clean, functional-style code or fast, imperative-style code. There are multiple versions ("GHC", "GHC#2", "GHC#3", "GHC#4") of GHC codes on many of the benchmarks with no clear rational for the different versions. It'd be better to have entries for "GHC" be clean, short, functional code and entries for "GHC-#2" be fastest, probably-ugliest code.
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Anonymous2010-07-29 10:19
INTERCAL on Ints is faster and provides much clearer abstraction layers. Plus, programming in INTERCAL is only thing elite Haskell users can do after they written their third fibs. You save yourself much hassle by switching to INTERCAL right now.
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Stopped reading right there.
ASM on Automobiles
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D on Dodgems
Erlang on Elephants
Fjölnir on Fiacres
Go on Gliders
Haskell on Heels
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Java on Jackals
K on Kites
Lisp on Levitators
Mathematica on the Materialization of Stephen's Ego
newLISP on Nukes
Objective-C on Orbit
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>>49,51
It isn't the point when you have something useful to say. If you are replying to a thread that is 4 pages back and actually have something to say, what's the point in saging it?
>>58
What's with the faggots telling people to go back to /b/, please when they even use the word ``implying''? He didn't even use it the imageboard way.
>>59 >>57's offenses:
1. Failing to use sage.
2. Using ``BUIO" instead of the standard ``BIOU".
3. Capitalizing ``Prague", while not capitalizing the first word of the sentence.
4. Using at least 3 different imageboard memes.