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...but a bitch ain't one. sorry.

• sayemm 16y ago
  lol i was thinking the same thing would make for a hilarious music video
• topbanana 16y ago
  you beat me to it
  • topbanana 16y ago
    the propellorheads are clearly not amused
    • silentbicycle 16y ago
      If you want Reddit, you know where to find it.
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• dkarl 16y ago
  Redeem yourself; run with the line and make it Prolog-specific.
  • zandorg 16y ago
    I got 99 bitches but backward propagation ain't one.
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• levesque 16y ago
  What is the meaning of this?
  • silentbicycle 16y ago
    It's a Jay-Z line. I posted the 99 Prolog Problems link about a year ago and got no response whatsoever, but I'm guessing that the (somewhat weak, IMHO) chapter on Prolog in _Seven Languages in Seven Weeks_ has created a bit more interest.
    • scott_s 16y ago
      I think that much like popular music [1], there's a lot of randomness involved in what makes it to the front page of HN. [1] A few years ago I read a study that concluded that there's a lot of randomness in what songs become hits. They ran some experiments with tagged music and listeners. But despite trying to find the study again several times, I can never seem to find it again. If anyone does, I'd greatly appreciate it.
      • silentbicycle 16y ago
        What time of day an item is posted probably has a huge effect, too.
    • nickpinkston 16y ago
      If you havin' code problems, I bad for you son... ;-)