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I read it as the opposite of the GP. You've highlighted the idiomatic differences in the language design and how each lends itself to a different style of thin
by ewalk153 5y ago
I read it as the opposite of the GP.
You've highlighted the idiomatic differences in the language design and how each lends itself to a different style of thinking. Neat.
- drcongo 5y agoSame here. I thought it was well balanced and interesting.
- emi2k01 5y agoMay I know what GP means? It's the first time I see it.
- necovek 5y ago"Grand Parent" to refer to a post two levels up, though sometimes it's used contextually to mean whatever-post-that-started-off-this-thread (vs. "OP" or "Original Post(er)" for the top-level post).