OH LORD IN HEAVEN I LOVE LISP SO MUCH I WOULD KILL MYSELF FOR LISP
ALSO EMACS
WINDOWS IS PIG DISGUSTING
I AM USING SOLARIS BECAUSE I KNOWS TEH LUNIX
AND TOTALLY NOT BECAUSE I AM FUCKING STUCK AT MY JOB AS SERVER ADMINISTRATOR (ALSO A RONERY FAGGOT)
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Anonymous2011-06-02 16:56
ok
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Anonymous2011-06-02 16:57
1) be calm and go smell flowerz outside they smel real good you dont have to code in a dark cave all day FEEL THE WIND IN YOUR WATERY EYES. SOMEDAY YOU WILL TURN INTO A CAMEL
SKI calculus = Lambda calculus > Lisp family = Forth = Macro Assembler > Smalltalk = Io = Self > Assembly > Lua = Tcl > APL > JS > Perl 6 > Ruby > Perl > ALGOL family[1] > ML family > Miranda family = Clean > Erlang > *Your new hipster pseudo-functional language of the week here* > Factor > *Your new half-assed PHP/FIOC/JS/whatever Lisp implementation* > *Your new half-assed PHP/FIOC/JS/whatever Clojure-inspired Lisp implementation* > LOGO family > Python > Pascal family > Clojure[2][3] > Go[3] > Java > CPL family[4] > C family[5] > C++ > FORTRAN family[6] > PHP > BASIC family > sh(1) and derivatives > ``in Lisp'' DSL
[1] We've got lexical scope from here.
[2] Special case not included in Lisp.
[3] It was pretty hard to put these two even below Python, but they do suck that much.
[4] C and C++ not included.
[5] C++ not included.
[6] CPL family not included.
>>20-22
You don't understand SKI and lambda calculus, Clojure is crippled in many ways, FORTH has immediate words, I wasn't specifically talking of MASM, just decent macro assembler, and no shit, computers are not Turing-complete?
You just continue to show how ignorant you are. Have you tried Forth? Have you tried Clojure? Have you tried/do you know something about the languages you listed in >>14? No, you don't. Lisp doesn't make you a genius. Get the fuck out of my /prog/, you and your shitty inferior DSL, you make all Lispers look bad, you're the embodiment of all what's wrong with the world, if you were never born the whole world would've been a better place. Fuck you, follow one of these links, get out, and never come back.
>>23 You don't understand SKI and lambda calculus
Neither I uderstand Set Theory or God or Infinity. It's religion.
Have you tried Forth?
I tried Factor (advanced version of Forth with lambdas and even continuations), before coming to Lisp. No way to bind variables, continuous refactoring and stack effects. It was awful.
FORTH has immediate words
C/C++ has #define. Even BASH has textual substitution
Have you tried Clojure?
Yes. I loved persistent data structures and lazy lists.
Clojure is crippled in many ways
It's main problem is that it require JAVA.
Have you tried/do you know something about the languages you listed in >>14?
I tried Haskell and C++, but they required Set Theory to understand their typeclasses. I haven't tried Java or ML, as on the first sight they look like a more complicated versions of C++.
>>28
Your rants don't make sense. We may take you more seriously if your evidence wasn't strongly affected by confirmation bias.
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Anonymous2011-06-02 20:44
Mathematicians demand proofs in Set Theory. This is like the Catholic Church requiring Mass be given in Latin. It is a method of guaranteeing only the priests (the true believers) know the Church's doctrines. It is designed to prevent skeptics (non-believers) from being able to question Church doctrine, since you need to know a dead language to have any idea what that doctrine is.
>>31
North Korean dictatorship. General Gaddafi's actions against his own population. Destruction of Cambodia.
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Anonymous2011-06-02 21:17
>>32 North Korean dictatorship.
North Korean is the communism at its best.
General Gaddafi's actions against his own population
Can't judge Gaddafi, but it looks like he defends interests of his people against jews, who wan't to rob them.
>>34
It were commie-jews together with a kabbalistic sect of onomatodoxists, who introduced the Set Theory in russian schools.
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Anonymous2011-06-03 0:36
Rabota Boga was founded in Moscow on Sept. 6, 1909, at a time when the Orthodox world was being rocked by the new creed of "Onomatodoxy". The Onomatodoxists, led by the great Schema-monk Illarion, believed that "The name of God is God Himself and can produce miracles"; this was condemned as heresy by the church fathers, and as rival groups of monks rioted in their monasteries, the Tsar himself was obliged to mediate. The Imperial Government eventually found a cleric to produce a theological compromise, but the bad feeling remained.
One victim was a war hero and newly-tonsured monk, Antony Bulatovich, who had been expelled from his monastery for promoting Onomatodoxist dogma. Bulatovich aimed to give others like him a new course; instead of retiring into monasteries, he felt, men with a secular calling as well as a sacred one should be able to follow both at once. The solution: in addition to vows of poverty, chastity and obedience, a man pledges to God all his professional talents.
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Anonymous2011-06-03 0:38
Florensky published works on the parallels between abstract mathematics and religion: he stated that the mathematics of continuous functions is like rationalism while some concepts, such as transfinite numbers, can be explained only in the framework of the Imiaslavie philosophy, where the Name of God is God Himself.
The historians of mathematics Loren Graham and Jean-Michel Kantor have stated that the work of the Russian Mathematics School is still filled with this mysticism while the French Mathematics School is considered to be based on rationalism.
Crazy motherfuckers with their Mathematics filled with mysticism.