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So basically, someone who knows very little about Lisp just slapped your code on their website? I also noticed that the date now reads "May 10, 2007," which lo
by BrandonM 20y ago
So basically, someone who knows very little about Lisp just slapped your code on their website?
I also noticed that the date now reads "May 10, 2007," which looks to me like sometime in the future :/.
- jkush 20y agoNo - DDJ reprinted an article they originally published in 1988. The article was written by Paul Graham. The digital version lost the code indentation which makes it a lot less readable.
- BrandonM 20y agoAhh, that's more forgivable then. I'm still not sure what's up with that date, though.
- ced 20y agoRead the italized subtext below the title. I also got caught by the May 2007 date at first. It might be intentionally misleading.
- BrandonM 20y agoRight, I saw that, but I read the article (thanks to jkush's submission) on the 8th, and the article's date is May 10. Anyways, it's not important, just a pointless observation.
- brlewis 20y agoI would guess it's the date that will be printed on newsstand issues. I noticed some time ago that a lot of magazines post-date themselves, presumably because people are less likely to buy a magazine that's dated a week ago.