>>26 Ruby can agree to disagree, while Scheme wants to behead those who insult Islam.
Ruby recognizes that magic may exist and understands it's appeal, while Scheme emotionally argued for Small Bomb Theory for hours on end.
Wouldn't Scheme argue that Allah did it though?
>>26 Ruby plays the Touhou as Marisa when she's available, while Go won't play at all if he can't play as Reimu.
Figures that Ruby would like that bitchy little thief.
>>39
CL's macros are already as powerful as they could be. You can transform the code within the macro body to any computationally tractable lisp expression. If anything, this is too powerful, as it takes a language designer to avoid shooting yourself in the foot.
The scheme macro systems emphasize readablity and making it harder to shoot yourself in the foot by making macros more restrictive.
it offers innovative web technologies such as closures (allows you to create functions that retain their lexical environment), metaprogramming (new Function()), and smart comparisons (== and !=)
its working version, Harmony, will further revolutionize the field of computer science with home-grown ideas like generators (allows code to behave as though it is asynchronous), array comprehensions (build up arrays via generators, all in one expression!), tail-call optimization (calling a function in tail position does not use additional stack space), and much more!
C/C++. Official language of the demoscene. As cool as it gets for anything programming related.. Well.. as cool as graffiti and street culture ever was.
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Anonymous2013-06-25 21:42
>>71
Yes. Those same genes also make her wash it on the regular basis, and keeps her from breaking out in sobs during sex.
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Anonymous2013-06-25 21:59
>>72
This. Unless you need even more optimization, where assembly is your friend.
(except if you're Linus Torvals, who supposedly upon first getting an assembler figured out he has been coding in pure machine code thinking it was assembly.)