They're releasing a movie about the greatest computer scientist of our time.
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Anonymous2013-06-22 16:42
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>iphone
>an important innovation
>basic
>an important innovation
>this is what /g/tards (who don't know what LISP or Motorola are), actually believe
>mfw
>lel
>>38
You’re just admitting that you are a idiotic mongoloid.
Shove your friendliness up your ass, kid.
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Anonymous2013-06-22 20:48
>>36
Fuck off you stupid technophile, Dijkstra’s work made your shitty accessible computing technically possible. Fuck modern culture, any decent human being has no respect for it and nor do they want to impact it in a way that would continue its existence.
I actually thought /prog/ was going to be more of the unix and academic type but nope. Really is filled with idiot worker type of programmer. Imbeciles, back to /g/ I suppose.
>>54
HALP! I'm trying to translate (if t (lambda (x) x) (lambda (x) (first x))) into Haskell, but GHC gives me the following error: Prelude> (if True then (\x -> x) else (\x -> fst x))
<interactive>:1:36:
Occurs check: cannot construct the infinite type: a = (a, b)
Expected type: (a, b)
Inferred type: a
In the expression: fst x
In the expression: (\ x -> fst x)
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Anonymous2013-06-23 8:10
>>55
Bill Gates is 1/2 Jewish. He father looks very ashkenazi.
>>59
Even the kikes would cast him out, he is not halakha. Khazar ethnocentrism extends so far as to consider children like Bill Gates as mutant abominations, not having an actual soul ``blessed by hashem''. The crazy kike kunt in that video laid that out perfectly plainly, if you'll remember.
>>74
In my dictionary, the preferred definition of science involves discovering properties of the natural world. Engineering involves the application of those properties to solve practical problems. By those definitions programmers are neither scientists nor engineers. The principal objects of their study are manmade, not natural. -- William A. Wulf, Professor of Engineering and Applied Sciences
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Anonymous2013-06-23 17:57
>>75
Computer science is not about Science and it's not about computers. -- Hal Ableson