>>> try:
raise self.FIOC
except:
raise "NO EXCEPTIONS"
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<pyshell#12>", line 4, in <module>
raise "NO EXCEPTIONS"
TypeError: exceptions must be old-style classes or derived from BaseException, not str
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Prelude> (with-handlers (((λ x #t) (λ x (raise "NO EXCEPTIONS"))))
(raise 'FIOC))
*** Exception: NO EXCEPTIONS
Prelude>
>>18
Go deserves to be pushed back to the depths of Oblivion.
Go has some interesting concepts, but everyone with a clear mind knew that ``reinventing everything'' would be the death of Go. Google majorly fucked itself in the butt, this time.
>>27
No. It was claimed to death, by console players, who are faggots by definition. Big difference.
It's like saying LITHPu is bad because dem parentheses!
or Haksal is bad cuz dem monads!!!!!!
or even Python is bad cuz dem whitespace!!! replace ``bad'' with ``slow'', or any other buzzword
It's retarded. It doesn't even make any goddamn sense.
>>31 + >>30
Also, said report was released by Microsoft, who is known to constantly bash non-microsoft products. My, what a surprise! Surely that must be the reason why Lua is slow, because Microsoft says so!
Name:
Anonymous2011-02-16 12:24
>>30 console players, who are faggots by definition
What's the matter, too poor to afford a Wii and Super Mario Galaxy 2? Those graphics on Minecraft are really cutting edge.
>>30
Hey faggot, Lisp actually does suck because of the parentheses, Haskell does suck because of monad faggotry, and Python does suck because of the forced line limit of lambda. Thread over.
>>47
You are now aware that Crash is not developed in Lisp anymore since its developer is not Sony and not Naughty Dog. You are now also aware that the ones written in Lisp were masterpieces, the ones from Sony are shit
Jak & Dexter were coded in Lisp and it's another masterpiece. Coincidence? I think not.
>>48
Sony doesn't own Crash so the games after the PS1 era had nothing to do with them.
Jak 3 is a FUCKING MASTERPIECE. Daxter on the PSP is very good too although I'm certain it's not in Lisp ;_;. Super Mario Galaxy 2 is still king.
>>50 Portal is 3 hours long, how can you still play it? Does MH3 stand for Monster Hunter 3? If so I believe you suffer from a severe form of autism. Why don't you play games anymore?:( They're so fun!
>>51 I don't play Portal anymore, of course. I wanted to say I'm waiting for Portal 2. Yes, I mean Monster Hunter 3. I'm a /prog/rider, what did you expect? New games are boring.
>>52 MH3 is new. It's not even a year old you autist (assuming you're not autistic enough to play the Japanese version). Super Mario Galaxy 2 is only a month older or so. Also play Quake Live if you're man enough.
>>53 MH3 is new. I've played all MHs starting from MHF, how could I not play MH3‽ Super Mario Galaxy 2 is only a month older or so. I still have to finish the Super Mario Galaxy. I HATE that fucking Wiimote and can't play it. Also play Quake Live if you're man enough. I dislike FPSes, they are all the same shit. It's just OMG GRAPHICS SO KEWL!!. Prove me wrong and I'll try it.
>>51
What does being autistic have to do with playing Monster Hunter 3? What is with this obsession with autism nowadays? Suddenly everybody is e-diagnosing everybody else that doesn't follow some fad or convention with autism. Might as well just be a sincere asshole and just call them nerds.
>>57
I didn't even know MH3 existed until this thread.
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Anonymous2011-02-17 1:51
>>54
The game is from 1999, all the ``OMG GRAPHICS SO KEWL!!'' only applied in 1999. Now it's just the best competitive FPS there is online. (not much of a challenge since the competition is Call of Duty and Halo)
But Python got its name because of Monty Python, so you should say NI!
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Anonymous2011-02-17 12:32
The derivation of the name and intention of the language are completely at odds with each other. Perl is more eclectic and downright weird than stick-up-its-ass FIOC.